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Apple and SMBs, Part 1: The Case for the All-Mac Shop

Few products in the technology world inspire more ardent devotion and passionate debate than Apple's Macintosh platform. Today, the phenomenon is even more widespread than before following the recent success of Apple's iPod and iPhone, in particular. "The strength of these edgy and popular devices has translated into a modest uptick for Apple desktops and servers in the corporate environment," Laura DiDio, a research fellow with Yankee Group, told MacNewsWorld.
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