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Yeah, OSX has like 8% market share at best. A person paying attention would be more surprised seeing a Mac.

• cryptoz 11y ago
  OS X market share can be 0% if your sample is a corporate office, or it can be 100% if you're in a startup space, a university class, etc. It really really depends on the context and your surroundings. Some people will be surprised by Windows, some by Mac. I think that PG probably assumes that the people he is around are building the future, and therefore, when he doesn't see Windows, he makes a connection there.
  • doctaj 11y ago
    Yeah,I agree with that for sure. My stat was just overall - for desktop computers and laptops, which are admittedly on the decline.
  • lqdc13 11y ago
    A university class? I've never seen a single mac at my US state university 2 years ago.
• Mikeb85 11y ago
  A lot (most?) Windows 'installations' come in the form of legacy computers that haven't been upgraded in nearly a decade, or corporate boxes that are basically just terminals running MS Office... When you're talking new personal devices, its mostly a mix of various tablets (non-MS), OSX, ChromeOS and Windows ultrabooks...