Re: Sales of Office For Mac highest in nearly 20 years.

In article <5c043$4835f04c$27028@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Sgt. Friday
<f@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> > What's interesting is what's going on *today*, and today (and for the 
> > past four years) Apple has been growing far faster than the industry.
> 
> Why do they still have less than 4% of the market?   When will they 
> regain their year 2000 level?
> 
> http://www.systemshootouts.org/images/mac_sales_market_share_lg.gif

According to that chart, they are already above that by average. Apple
could meet the second-quarter sum this quarter. They could meet the
peak shown here in just over a year.
Did you look before asking?
Do you have any reason that this matters yet?

> Apple will have to sell 27 million Macs per year to come up to 10% of 
> the market.   Their best year so far is almost 8 million Macs a year.

Assuming the number of units in the whole market does NOT change?
Why is the 10% threshold im****tant?