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exercise 2
Prerequisite: Exercise 1
Direction: Use a word processor (Microsoft Word) to answer the questions in the exercise.
Question 1. Critical Thinking
Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple Inc., coined the idea that computers should be consumer appliances like toasters that could be set up easily, used by anyone, and “democratically priced” so they are affordable to everyone. An opposing philosophy, championed by many PC owners, is that computers should be flexible modular systems that can be easily customized, upgraded, and modified by anyone with a moderate degree of technical savvy.
1) Which philosophy do you personally prefer?
2) What do you think is the preference of the majority of computer shoppers?
3) If you were a computer designer, how would you provide your customers with flexibility while making it approachable for non-techies?
Prerequisite: Exercise 1
Direction: Use a word processor (Microsoft Word) to answer the questions in the exercise.
Question 1. Critical Thinking
Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple Inc., coined the idea that computers should be consumer appliances like toasters that could be set up easily, used by anyone, and “democratically priced” so they are affordable to everyone. An opposing philosophy, championed by many PC owners, is that computers should be flexible modular systems that can be easily customized, upgraded, and modified by anyone with a moderate degree of technical savvy.
1) Which philosophy do you personally prefer?
2) What do you think is the preference of the majority of computer shoppers?
3) If you were a computer designer, how would you provide your customers with flexibility while making it approachable for non-techies?
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