11.09.2012, 11:36
Wczoraj zapytałem na forum McAfee dlaczego wersja 2013 nie różni się niczym od dwunastki. Dowiedziałem się, że nazewnictwo roczne jest tylko chwytem reklamowym , a program jest aktualizowany wtedy, kiedy skończą się testy beta danego modułu. Co więcej moderator forum sugeruje ,że to praktyka wszystkich producentów
" I think the OP is referring to this appearing on, for one, Amazon:
The 2013 isreally meaningless as all you are purchasing is a license for x number of machines to have the software installed thereon and whatever is the current version released to the servers is what you get and as long as the subscription is current, then the software will update/upgrade automatically as time progresses.The 2013 in this context is merely a marketing ploy and done for competitive reasons.Norton et alia do exactly the same thing. "
Czyżby nowe wydania na które tak często czekamy i opisujemy na forum , to tylko kosmetyczne poprawki?
" I think the OP is referring to this appearing on, for one, Amazon:
The 2013 isreally meaningless as all you are purchasing is a license for x number of machines to have the software installed thereon and whatever is the current version released to the servers is what you get and as long as the subscription is current, then the software will update/upgrade automatically as time progresses.The 2013 in this context is merely a marketing ploy and done for competitive reasons.Norton et alia do exactly the same thing. "
Czyżby nowe wydania na które tak często czekamy i opisujemy na forum , to tylko kosmetyczne poprawki?
