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I disagree with your premise that embedded devices and servers don't matter.
by halo 16y ago
I disagree with your premise that embedded devices and servers don't matter.
- danilocampos 16y agoMy premise is that embedded devices and servers don't matter to the vast majority of people who use computers, then and now. If you're a home or office user, you can't use a server to do your work. You can't use an ATM to do your work. You can't really be pretending the desktop computer market is some narrow or obscure thing, can you? In 1998, as a home or office user, you had a very specific set of choices for computing tasks, of which Microsoft controlled the vast majority.
- fabjan 16y agoServers, embedded devices and PCs are totally different markets.