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A Meaningful Look Best and Worst Microsoft Products?
A Meaningful Look Best and Worst Microsoft Products? | Best and Worst Microsoft Products? |
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| by Tony Austin | |
| Monday, 13 October 2008 | |
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Maybe a small minority have spurned the Windows family permanently, in favor of Linux or something else and in some cases almost as a religious belief! For example, there's still a small and forever dwindling band of OS/2 devotees who steadfastly refuse to give up that once-promising operating system (a joint development between IBM and Microsoft that started of with a bang but definitely finished with a whimper, killed off by Microsoft's decision to focus all its resources on its Windows family, leading to ultimate market dominance). Anyhow, there's a new slideshow "Best and Worst Microsoft Products" over in the security area at eWEEK, presenting the following split:
You'll have to look at each slide to read why they selected these. Remembering Of course, some of their choices are pretty self-evident! That got me wondering what my own assessment would be, leading me on to wonder what readers of iTWire would have to say. ... Any products left out of either list, from a security perspective? And then, what if you extend the list beyond security to encompass usability, reliability, cost, licensing, or whatever? PLEASE READ ON...
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