That was funny. I totally did not expect that. I think it is only fear game since Apple was directing negative attention toward the PC. Most of those Mac and PC comercials were half truths. At least the windows comercials are really direct and hits them where they have been hard pressed to stay.
In other words Apple does intentionally keep their prices up there in spite of the actual technology being less that what PCs offer. But we get that Apple products cost more because they are designed to have a potent user experience that costs money. Nevertheless, its only fair the MS throws out their own spin. Or Apple not wanting to invest in including Blu-ray (probably spinning against it just as hard as MS and their Xbox), but that does not stop MS spinning their lack of support as a bad thing. I'm sure apple does not want to hurt their profit margin and raise the price even higher for blu-ray drives. But the truth is, it is not just about selling HD movies. It also is about giving users options for larger capacity storage devices. But the Kicker is that Apple products being the digital artist friend and all, and they are not allowing their creative users to author on one of the latest technologies. How longer are they planning to hold out, I'm sure we will see it in a refresh of hardware at some point.
I just like that the tables have turned a little. Apple should not dish it and same goes to Mac users. IMHO, don't get high and mighty when doing dirt, then get "uppity" when mud is slug at your camp.
I use a PC more than Apple computers, but I use each in sutuations I prefer and that is what it comes down to, what you feel comfortable using. Don't throw egg if you really don't want yoke in the face.
