I'd have to say I am not behind Apple on this one. THe eOne doesn't look much like the iMac (Unlike the Future Power clone). It's taken roughly a 9 months to year for the iMac-similar PC's to hit the market, and Apple is close to introducing new designs. I think that as long can stay a year ahead, the needn't worry about companies copying thier old designs.
Ummm. You should remember that fanaticism is NOT a good thing. It usually leads to closed mindedness. I enjoy my 3 yr old mac, I consider windows perfectly OK, and linux gives me shivers and makes me feel good.
You should remember that Apple is the first(nonlinux, of course) retail OS to even pretend to be Open Source. The liscence as it stands is a good test run for Apple to try Open Source, while allowing it to run back out of the surf if the water gets too cold.
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I'd have to say I am not behind Apple on this one. THe eOne doesn't look much like the iMac (Unlike the Future Power clone). It's taken roughly a 9 months to year for the iMac-similar PC's to hit the market, and Apple is close to introducing new designs. I think that as long can stay a year ahead, the needn't worry about companies copying thier old designs.
Ummm. You should remember that fanaticism is NOT a good thing. It usually leads to closed mindedness. I enjoy my 3 yr old mac, I consider windows perfectly OK, and linux gives me shivers and makes me feel good.
You should remember that Apple is the first(nonlinux, of course) retail OS to even pretend to be Open Source. The liscence as it stands is a good test run for Apple to try Open Source, while allowing it to run back out of the surf if the water gets too cold.