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I find that hard to believe. Do you have a source for this information? I
could believe them selling it at break-even pricing to edge Sony's
Playstation and Nintendo out of the market. I would also bet that they
make up for any loses on the games that they sell. A person only needs to
buy one console but they will buy many games. (Hey, shouldn't this be on
the PC-Tech list?!)
Dave Parnin
Nishikawa Standard Company
Topeka, IN 46571
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The last I heard X-Box costs MS $100 per unit sold.
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This thread doesn't seem very midrange-related...
Personally, I've used MS-Money for years (and like it). It may not be
fancy but it works. I wouldn't call it a disaster, just not well promoted,
much like the iSeries. (See, I'm trying to keep this somewhat
midrange-related.) Much like many other Microsoft products it has the bare
minimum of features. Still, it does what I need it to do.
I would also disagree and say that the X-Box has been very successful.
Microsoft Bob might have been laughable but it did evolve into "clippy" as
an office assistant.
Dave Parnin
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we know the great products that MS has scarfed, barfed, and destroyed like
WordPerfect, Lotus 1-2-3, & Netscape. But are there examples of MS
ventures
that have been utter disasters? Microsoft Bob, MSMoney, msnbc, and MSN ISP
are some that come to mind but there must be others? X-Box?
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MS would find a way to crash a VCR...(blue clock of death)
Chuck Lewis wrote:
> NICE catch Jerry. Interesting read.
>
> And it brings up a GREAT point. Microsoft wanting to move into the
consumer
> electronics market. My TV works fine. My VCR (when used) works fine. My
DVD
> player works fine. Etc, etc, etc. I cannot IMAGINE what a mess Microsoft
> could make of all of this...
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