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XP to W7 and Apple TV commercials

ctitanic — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 16:23:00 +0000

Lets start with one of the TV commercials released by Apple yesterday talking about the release of Windows 7.

YouTube – Apple’s "Get a Mac" ad: "PC News "

Pathetic. That’s the word that came to my mind after I saw the 3 commercials. The first one was talking about Microsoft promising a new OS without bugs and I have to say that that was the stupidest of all 3 because Snow Leopard has been the buggiest of all the releases of Mac OS X. How can Apple talk about bugs when they have not removed yet all the “fleas” from their own spotted animal?!.

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Mac OS X is not much better than W7

ctitanic — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 21:16:00 +0000

I’m not the one saying it, he is Walt Mossberg, the man behind the Personal Technology Column of The Wall Street Journal. And here is exactly what he said:

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Lisa and Jackson get a Sony VAIO

Jack Cook — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 13:41:30 +0000

Another Microsoft ad has appeared where Lisa and Jackson get a Sony VAIO with just $1500 to spend, Lisa and Jackson find their perfect laptop – a Sony VAIO FW with Blu-ray and a big screen.

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The Apple Tax

ctitanic — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 12:55:46 +0000

Paul Thurrott has posted at his blog a very nice article or note about what Microsoft calls Apple Tax.

There are two tables created by Microsoft to illustrate the whole concept. After checking those tables the only thing that I can say is that with the same amount of money that you spend in a Mac, you buy a really powerful PC. Just in HDD you get twice the space for the same money. You get 30% of more RAM and in one case even a Blue-Ray Driver or a TV Tuner.

VIA – SuperSite Blog

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SplashMoney and SplashID for Mac

Jack Cook — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 14:56:11 +0000

Manage Money and Secure Passwords on Both Mobiles and Macs with New Versions of SplashMoney and SplashID

SplashData, Inc. announced a Mac OS X version of its popular SplashMoney personal finance application and SplashID 4 secure password manager. Both applications synchronize with their respective mobile applications. The company also announced a standalone version of SplashMoney for Mac OS X for users that do not have a compatible mobile device.

With SplashMoney, Mac users now have access to a complete personal financial manager that enables them to securely record transactions, track account balances, generate reports and budgets, and manage finances while on the go. SplashMoney features wireless access to online bank accounts – an ideal feature for laptops and smartphones, a streamlined user interface, charting of financial data, the ability to assign icons to transactions, transaction filtering, and bank account reconciliation.

SplashMoney supports most account types, including checking, savings, credit card, cash, asset, liability, and money market accounts.

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