Lawrence I. Charters Washington Apple Pi Journal, reprint information Dimly seen worshipers gather at the Power Mac G4 Cube altar, where they exchange whispered comments or simply stand in silent awe.
Names are important.
If names are important, new names are possibly even more important. For years, computer hardware and software companies have struggled to come up with new and different ways of saying something was new and different. Microsoft liked the idea, and introduced Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows 2000. Sometimes, it helps to explicitly separate the riff-raff from the elite, such as with MacWrite Pro or Microsoft Office Professional. Clearly, only amateurs use anything other than Pro software.