Switching on a large scale

that firm is http://www.bentlyholdings.com, sorry, didn't know I can't type html in this invalid developed website coding

Actually, I just designed a website for a real estate company that is all mac, and they've saved thousands doing so, and very happy -- so it works for big business just fine; typical business brainwashing disagrees, but that's no where near the truth.

This is good news indeed. Speaking as a Windows user that took the plunge recently (with Apple's switch to Intel), I am constantly recommending Macs to my friends, colleagues, and clients.

Apple has a huge job ahead of itsself in terms of getting the word out as to how great their offerrings are, relative to Dell et al.

I remember seeing the CIO for Azora giving a presentation to last year's WWDC. It sounded impressive as they're using NetBooted iMacs with iSight cameras for all of their desktops. The reason for the iSights are that the vast majority of their support folks will be offsite and communicating with their users via Apple Remote Desktop and video chat.

No, let's not hope that corporate America is adopting Mac's for business use. The reason is very obvious: the more Macs the bigger the incentive for malware writers to target this platform. Let's leave this at a 2-3% market share for now!

Seriously guys, close the link tag.

I must add that in India too there are quite a few people who are switching to Macs. The mac mini though is not that as popular as the iMac and mac laptops.

Take for example, my friend. He came to my place once, saw the iBook and now is fixated on buying the iMac...

That's great, although I don't see a world business switch to OSX happening anytime soon, start small.

My switch is only 2 short days away!

P.S. Where are all these 30th Birthday announcements? As far as I could see it wasn't even mentioned on the apple website.

Damn, wish this was an American bank so I could move all my accounts there.

If we can rely on my extremely limited Japanese and the image on their front page "Aozora" means "Blue Sky." "Blue Sky Bank" is a wonderfully lyrical bank name, don't you think?