The new iBooks
Posted by Yanthor on 2005-03-29 21:30:12
World-readable
I recently saw a brand new iBook. It was almost the fastest they are currently making and had lots of RAM. I did drool. It was purchased by the fiance of a coworker. She has quit her job as a book editor to be a free-lance book editor and is now using that iBook for all of her work.Elssbett (2005-03-28 18:38:15)
- Aieee! (Zan Lynx at 2005-03-28 20:18:15)
- The Saga (Jäger at 2005-03-28 21:13:52)
- The new iBooks (Yanthor at 2005-03-29 21:30:12)
- Elssbett (bouncing at 2005-03-30 11:25:43)
- Andromeda (Jäger at 2005-03-30 14:30:47)
Having rejected DOS, we're paranoid about anything that isn't
"user-friendly," that requires some adjustment on our part and a
commitment to meet the technology halfway. It's as if Henry Ford rigged
a bridle and set of leather reins to his Model T instead of a steering
wheel and clutch, and to this day we were still driving our cars the way
a 19th century groomsman would handle a horse and buggy.
- Jonathon Keats, "'You Send Me' by Patricia T. O'Conner & Stewart
Kellerman", Salon.com
"user-friendly," that requires some adjustment on our part and a
commitment to meet the technology halfway. It's as if Henry Ford rigged
a bridle and set of leather reins to his Model T instead of a steering
wheel and clutch, and to this day we were still driving our cars the way
a 19th century groomsman would handle a horse and buggy.
- Jonathon Keats, "'You Send Me' by Patricia T. O'Conner & Stewart
Kellerman", Salon.com
