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Old 02-18-2012, 05:46 PM   #41
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Originally Posted by SeaKing View Post
Man, that is one great chart. Even back to the Commodore and more.
It puts things in perspective. There were multiple options but the consumers chose the best 2 options, leaving the others in the dust. I think that more than 2 can emerge from the current options since people can afford to have multiple devices. The sale of PC's (generic use of the term, not only windows) has reached a plateau because most people are just buying to upgrade their system. The number of people buying their first PC would be offset by those that switch from PC to mobile.

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Originally Posted by elcreative View Post
Trouble with charts of this nature, they don't show like vs like... PCs covers a multitude of sins over many years whereas C64 or Atari are single products (the Atari 400 was just a sawn down 800) or devices that had a very limited range of models by comparison... and where's the abacus?
You can also view it as a matter of evolution. The more variation, the higher the chance of survival.
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