Avoid the Apple Tax – Cash in on the value of Windows

re: Avoid the Apple Tax – Cash in on the value of Windows

I-dont-do-tat — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 10:02:05 GMT

Well I stumbled over this (as an ex-employee) and as I see it, it points to some alarming facts.

Fact 1: Brandon doesn't have enough to do. Brandon is the product of a Orwelian machine that manufactures and markets badly made products. He's able to blog things like this because whatever the question is, Microsoft is the answer. If he could, Brandon would cite Windows as being better at Aircraft Navigation systems than McDonald Douglas, or the like. Imagine.

Fact 2: Brandon thinks that an argument on tax matters is cool. Like everyone, Brandon would like to be cool but we must remember that the company that he works for thinks that it's CEO is cool. No, really, he is, surely....

Fact 3: Brandon feels threatened by Apple. He feels threatened because of facts 1 and 2. as a repressed inidividual only allowed news-speak, his natural insecurity (much like a bully) only allows him to threaten and prey on smaller things.

Fact 4: Brandon surely buys from Wal-Mart. Brandon's idea of 'value' is --low cost--. To value something really means to appreciate and protect it - in other words, something expensive, rare or coveted. Brandon's emplyers don't think like this - it's all about volume.

Fact 5: Brandons brand on Windows (if you follow me) is of like-for-like. How sad. Apples products are better built, more reliable and stable (oh, and secure) and yes, more expensive, but better value for money than pretty much any Windows PC.

Fact 6: Brandon is a flat-earther. Whilst the whole inidustry is in transformation around mobility, Microsoft give us Windows Mobile...somewhat like a Surface device but no good at making phone calls. A chocolate teapot

Windows 7: Lipstick on the pig. Brandon (in some small part) is responsible for the Neo-Vista world. Desperately trying to make Windows 'cool' and ergo-sexy is not the answer - just improve Windows XP and you're there. No, don't forget Brandon's internal employee mantra is 'Microsoft - change the world or go home'.

Chill out and appreciate value.

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