Version numbers are purely marketing anymore so I don't think OS XI will be much different from OS 10.9x
When OS X first came out, I remember Apple saying they could get like 10 y…
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Originally Posted by vinster
Version numbers are purely marketing anymore so I don't think OS XI will be much different from OS 10.9x
When OS X first came out, I remembe…
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Originally Posted by - - e r i k - -
The Macintosh name has been rebranded for at least four years. It's Mac now.
http://store.apple.com/ still lists all of the Macs …
I thought I purchased a macintosh myself
As for OS 11, who knows, I cannot fathom what will be in the next point upgrade never mind a whole new version.
Mike
Mac OS X will be around for at least a decade, possibly longer.
And the next big change (like the one from Classic to X) will not be XI.
X is a marketing ploy, not a version numb…
The only problem with the Mac OS X brand is all those knuckleheads going on about how you have to pay for "point" upgrades (i.e. 10.3-->10.4), but heck. I can live with that, an…
I agree with msuper69 that X is a marketing ploy, let's face it. 11, or even XI, does not hit you between the ideas as the combo of the letter 'x' and roman numeral 10. X implies e…
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Originally Posted by analogika
The only problem with the Mac OS X brand is all those knuckleheads going on about how you have to pay for "point" upgrades (i.e. 10.3-->…
How about take the Final Fantasy route?
OS X-2.
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Originally Posted by production_coordinator
They could even say OS X 11.0 considering the current name is OS X 10.4.…
You know how Intel had the 286 processor, then the 386, then the 486... and then they gave the 586 the moniker "Pentium" to emphasize the five-ness of it, and then marketed the hec…
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Originally Posted by CharlesS
You know how Intel had the 286 processor, then the 386, then the 486... and then they gave the 586 the moniker "Pentium" to emphasize the fi…
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Originally Posted by CharlesS
You know how Intel had the 286 processor, then the 386, then the 486... and then they gave the 586 the moniker "Pentium" to emphasize the fi…