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IBM 370: Not really beaten, so much as made less relevant by a shift to new technology. IBM PC: Not really beaten, so much as completely took over the world. M
by bunderbunder 15y ago
IBM 370: Not really beaten, so much as made less relevant by a shift to new technology.
IBM PC: Not really beaten, so much as completely took over the world. Most servers are PC descendants, as are Macs and basically everything else that isn't a tablet or phone.
Sony: (Assume you mean the Walkman) Not really beaten, so much as made less relevant by a shift to new technology.
DOS: Not really beaten, so much as replaced with a new product by its manufacturer.
Kodak: Not really beaten, so much as made less relevant by a shift to new technology.
Windows: Still enjoys 90% market share.
AOL: Not really beaten, so much as made less relevant by a shift to new technology.
Netscape: Beaten. But seriously, who thought they were unbeatable?
IE: Beaten. Thank goodness.
Krispy Kream: Who?
MySpace: Beaten.
Real estate: Market bubbles aren't quite what we're talking about here.
Toyota: 20% market share is hardly a lock on the industry.
- swombat 15y agoMy take on the "unkillable" thing: http://swombat.com/2010/12/15/what-will-kill-facebook http://swombat.com/2010/12/15/what-will-kill-facebook - matches your data.