Microsoft placing "I'm a PC" booths outside Apple stores

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Grand Master

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As a Mac user, i find this hilarious and good job my MS, but honestly i would put another sign next to that booth that says "Welcome to" and instead of the windows logo, put a BSOD

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LOL! Great job by MS!

Apple can't be an underdog in the PC market. Coz the 'Mac isn't a PC' so it can't compete with one too

So a Mac isn't a Personal Computer and it can't compete in the PC Market because they aren't Personal Computers..

Interesting..

Grand Master

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PC stands for Personal computer

LOL! Great job by MS!

Apple can't be an underdog in the PC market. Coz the 'Mac isn't a PC' so it can't compete with one too

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It's not a makeshift booth; it's for filming the ads. They're renting kiosk space, not a storefront... If it was on one of those little rolly carts with the little roof; then it'd be a joke. Pffft; what about Apple and their particle board painted up like aluminum.

Just because we use OSX doesn't mean we have to hate everything else gentlemen.

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Denholm

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I can't stand most of those smug / lie filled Ad's that Apple pushes and pretends they are somehow right.

Good on Microsoft.

I'm a PC and proud.

I work with Mac's, they are over valued and under delivering computers / software.

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Denholm

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So a Mac isn't a Personal Computer and it can't compete in the PC Market because they aren't Personal Computers..

Interesting..

Well. :laugh: Apple has told us for years, they are not PC's they are Mac's. Go figure.

I feel like some warm apple pie. :shifty:

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As a Mac user, i find this hilarious and good job my MS, but honestly i would put another sign next to that booth that says "Welcome to" and instead of the windows logo, put a BSOD

BSODs? Those still exist? I thought that was one of the "many" features they cut with Vista.

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Denholm

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As a Mac user, i find this hilarious and good job my MS, but honestly i would put another sign next to that booth that says "Welcome to" and instead of the windows logo, put a BSOD

Can't remember the last BSOD I've seen in Vista. On the other hand I see Mac users with the perpetually spinning beachball daily.

Don't you mean "American Pie" :laugh:

:ninja: I l-i-i-ke p-i-i-i-e... Apple Pie.

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Malskazz

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I have gotten a BSOD from time to time but theres a REASON... Its always a driver or hardware failure which isnt microsofts damn fault..

sorry i just cant stand apple users who dont really have a clue what theyre talking about..

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I think that microsoft should invent something dfferent and take distance from apple's ****ty "I'm a f*cktard" commercials.

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I'm a PC, and I think Microsoft are being a bunch of crybaby pussies.

...not. This is just effing awesome. I look forward to them rigging Toronto's three Apple Stores. :laugh:

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