<![CDATA[How Microsoft marketing "Macs" a product - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[How Microsoft marketing "Macs" a product - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[How Microsoft marketing "Macs" a product]]> @macbeach: yea, it's been clear for a while.

Glad to see MS is accepting the sad truth.

zentex

]]> <![CDATA[How Microsoft marketing "Macs" a product]]> "Why does Microsoft think its Windows customers are any different?"

Well, it's clear to most of us non-Windows users that Windows customers are idiots.

I suspect that Microsoft knows this too.

macbeach

]]> <![CDATA[How Microsoft marketing "Macs" a product]]> Hopefully they jacked the price up for the Mac users since over paying is what they are used to (I suppose smugness has it's price).

@snarktard - wouldn't have seen that if you didn't point it out. I guess m$ found a use for extra mouse buttons on a Mac, in this case, a love button.

dalejo

]]> <![CDATA[How Microsoft marketing "Macs" a product]]> If you squint, the package looks like a close-up of some choice female genitalia (rhymes with "Dolores"...). I think MS is throwing in some Freudian imagery for good measure.

SnarkTard

]]> <![CDATA[How Microsoft marketing "Macs" a product]]> so microsoft figured out branding now huh? took them a while, all they needed to do was ask detroit.

Alaska Miller

]]> <![CDATA[How Microsoft marketing "Macs" a product]]> "Why does Microsoft think its Windows customers are any different?"

Demographics. It's the same reason open source OS distros put this (100% safe for work) on their CD cases.

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