Do you know how many times Apple has been 'on to something'? I've worked on
Apple II's, Apple III's, the first Macs, etc. I have used Mac OS6, OS7, etc,
etc. What a pain in the ass if you really want to get anything done. They
are always going to be the minor leagues.

Part of the issue is, they don't understand that the majority of the country
could care less about 7500 songs on some dinky little compubox. I can't
think of more than a couple hundred songs I want to hear more than once.
Apple just doesn't get it.

As far as the van is concerned, you don't have to sell me or anyone else on
the list as to the value of a vanagon. We all know it's strong (and weak)
points. But a Beetle, too much money, too little car.

tim in san jose

 >
>I certainly don't want to start a Mac/Windows debate up here.  I use
>both, Windows for work and my iMac for fun.
>
>But, the iPod now has over 50% of the MP3 market, and they are aren't
>even shipping iTunes for Windows yet.  I read that they make more profit
>from an iPod than they do from a Mac, so I think they are really onto
>something.
>
>Some of the great things about a Vanagon camper is the excellent use of
>space and the flexibility of vehicle uses.  Camping, hauling stuff,
>hauling passengers, and just driving to work makes it a great vehicle.
>When I buy stuff to put in the Vanagon, I always think small.  By buying
>small things, I can put more different things in.
>
>With my iPod, I can put 7500 songs in my pocket (or in a VW bug cup
>holder).  That's a heck of a lot of CDs.  Suddenly, I can listen to
>anything that I own, while driving or camping.  Small size with great
>flexibility.
>
>- Duane
>

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