Alienated is too strong a word. Do I feel as an Apple customer a little forgotten about because I like MacBook Pros? Absolutely. Was my family members with tech

Alienated is too strong a word. Do I feel as an Apple customer a little forgotten about because I like MacBook Pros? Absolutely. Was my family members with tech surprised by the new Surface products? Absolutely. Did a long-term, self-described "Apple fan boy" complain about the releases while wearing a first generation Apple Watch? Absolutely. Alienated? Eh, I don't think any of us think badly of the Apple brand or wouldn't consider their next product. (The Surface Pro demo set to a version of Pure Imagination was more of an Apple presentation than Apple has done in the last couple of years. It is a constant horse race and the clear lead Apple had narrowed quite a bit. I was stunned by how bad their demo of the new Macbook was while the same week that had the Surface Pro. Watching them awkwardly DJ on the space of a row of keys was cringe-worthy. I'm not sure how that got green-lit)