Entering the PC industry was not difficult through the 1990s (PC industry is everyone except Apple). Select all of the following that verify or explain why this is true:

		Building a PC was relatively simple device. Using a screwdriver, a person with relatively little technological sophistication could assemble a PC.
		Throughout the 1990s, thousands of manufacturers built personal computers.
		Getting shelf space in stores was easy.
		Although Important early in the PC industry, brand name was not important to most computer buyers through the 1990s.

2)

Which suppliers to the PC industry had supplier power?

		All of them.
		Supplier power was very weak. No suppliers had any meaningful bargaining power.
		Intel and Microsoft.
		None of the above

3)

It cost about $500 million to build an operating system for the Mac or a PC. This is a problem for Apple because:

		Microsoft can spread this cost across a much larger sales base.
		It doesn't really cause a problem for Apple.
		If IBM uses it Apples OS Apple won't have a competitive advantage
		None of the above

4)

Spindler made two major moves

		License the operating system software to other manfucturers and write more applications software
		Expand internationally and build an operating system that can work on windows
		Build an operating system that can work on windows and write more applications software
		License the operating system software and expand internationally