This is silly. I could take a dump and then say I have a monopoly on things floating in my toilet. It's true, but meaningless. Most people don't desire to be "

This is silly. I could take a dump and then say I have a monopoly on things floating in my toilet. It's true, but meaningless. Most people don't desire to be "freed from Microsoft". They don't give much of a damn one way or the other. They want a $600 laptop so they can check their Facebook page. If having a monopoly on something only some tiny % of users (not even all Mac users, which is 5%) care about ever becomes illegal, I'm expatriating. Legally speaking Apple is doing nothing wrong. And ethically. Whether their walled garden approach is a solid business decision remains to be seen but it's not monopolistic. Other companies do make great CE devices. Ignore phones (a topic about as fruitful to argue over as religion) and you can probably think of 10.