Or maybe we are. That's what Jobs/Apple are betting. Apple thinks that people have tired of dealing with anti-virus and task managers and package installers an

Or maybe we are. That's what Jobs/Apple are betting. Apple thinks that people have tired of dealing with anti-virus and task managers and package installers and folders and system updates. Perhaps they're right, there is definitely a segment of the market that just wants a web browser and some rich media. They don't care about multi-tasking or customization. If the iPad takes off, you can bet that locked down versions of OSX won't be far behind. Google is headed in a similar direction with ChromeOS. Apple's vision: "We'll give you an awesome experience, but you're going to pay us a little bit at a time for all of it." Google's vision: "We'll give you an awesome experience for free, but you're going to tell us everything about you."