Mntsnow
09-03-2004, 7:32 AM
Despite Apple knowing consumers will make comparisons of the new iMac G5 to its Windows counterparts, the Mac maker feels its not as simple as comparing apples to oranges, because as one company executive said Wednesday, "there is no comparison."
Apple's director of worldwide product marketing told The Mac Observer, "This product is leaps and bounds over a Windows PC. It's in a class by itself."
Tom Boger admitted that while people can compare hardware features to competitors, it's tougher for them to judge equally the software solutions bundled with the iMac. Read more at MacObserver (http://www.macobserver.com/article/2004/09/01.5.shtml)
Apple's director of worldwide product marketing told The Mac Observer, "This product is leaps and bounds over a Windows PC. It's in a class by itself."
Tom Boger admitted that while people can compare hardware features to competitors, it's tougher for them to judge equally the software solutions bundled with the iMac. Read more at MacObserver (http://www.macobserver.com/article/2004/09/01.5.shtml)