NYT: For Parents, New Ways to Control the Action Excerpt from New York Times Article: For Parents, New Ways to Control the Action https://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/08/arts/08vist.html By now most consumers have probably seen the television commercials from Apple Computer pitting a trim, slightly shaggy hipster, meant to represent that company’s Macintosh line, against a pudgy guy in a bad suit, meant to represent personal computers running Microsoft’s Windows operating system. MY COMMENT: I like this line But even without that, Vista is a strong step forward for computer gaming, particularly for families, and puts Windows even further ahead of the hipsters from Cupertino. To download the Times Reader, click here. Published with BlogMailr Comments Anonymous January 07, 2007 It’s weird how much writers from one publication can differ on their opinions. You’ve got that Seth Schiesel and this John Markoff: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/07/technology/07tips.html “Using a non-Windows-based PC may be one defense against these programs, known as malware” But I’ve always been suspect of places where every single writer has the same exact opinion. So it’s a good thing. Additional resources Last updated on 2007-01-08