Tovabbitott Edupage hirek, 1997. szeptember 23.

[Valas Gyorgy]

Tovabbitott Edupage hirek
Tovabbitotta:        Valas Gyorgy      <valas at omk.omikk.hu>

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                                           Valas Gyorgy

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PC USERS IGNORE MOST PROGRAMS
The average home PC owner has about 48 software programs installed, but uses
only about 6.3 a month, according to surveys conducted by Media Metrix Inc.
The report also indicates that business productivity software is used more
than twice as often as entertainment programs.  "Personal computers are
clearly a tool for getting work done," says a Media Metrix VP.  "While
entertainment plays a strong role in PC usage, the variety of packages used
in any given month is much more narrow than the common perception."  (St.
Petersburg Times 22 Sep 97)

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