Grotto11 writes:
In Windows, to play MP3s, you navigate through folders, find the files you want to listen to (however you've chosen to organize them), and double-click to open them in your MP3 player, which immediately plays them. On the Mac, you first have to find and open iTunes; thereafter, you work with the music on the music's own terms, using the music's own intrinsic attributes, which are intuitively obvious within minutes of a user seeing the program for the first time.
Hillarious! I still remember the time Apple trumpeted its document-centric UI as opposed to Microsoft's "dull" application-centric way of doing things.
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