I guess that makes sense from a naming standpoint. It also makes sense from Microsoft’s unstated Mac business practices which is to release substandard products in an untimely fashion on the Mac platform. As stated before, there is an obvious bias on Microsoft’s part in terms of giving the Mac platform full products.
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