NY Times takes a brief look at OS X
updated 08:45 am EST, Thu March 22, 2001
In continued media coverage of the launch, the NY Times has published a brief overview of OS X.
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Good review
Nice review, well balanced. Definitely not an anti-Apple article like C|net has the habit of posting.
This article points out the pros and the con of the new OS, and this is expected. What I find striking, however, is that the only thing on the con side is... the lack of DVD and CD-RW support. I think this bodes very well for OS X, because when you think of it calmly, this is a very mild problem that everybody knows (including the journalist) will be corrected in the coming months... So, basically, it means that this journalist was more than favourably impressed by OS X !
Great !