Maybe I'm crazy for thinking this, but am I the only one who doesn't think that "the cloud" has to equal "the web"? Dropbox is probably my favorite cloud based

Maybe I'm crazy for thinking this, but am I the only one who doesn't think that "the cloud" has to equal "the web"? Dropbox is probably my favorite cloud based service and guess what, I almost never use the web client. Sure the web client is awesome and super useful, but most of the time I'm using the native apps. I agree that MSFT needs to massively improve Office web apps, but just because the primary focus is syncing with existing office apps is not a bad thing at all. For those of you not keeping score at home, Office is probably the most popular boxed software in the world outside of Windows. Microsoft would be incredibly stupid to tell all their customers that they now have to use web versions. Their customers would tell them they want to keep using Outlook, Excel, Word, and Powerpoint like they have for the last 15 years. If you were sitting on millions of existing office users, they'd be your #1 potential customer base too. That's just good business. As nerds we all love the internet and the potential of the web, but as entrepreneurs, we should look at what Office 365 is doing and learn a few lessons from the pros. Already MSFT is signing up big enterprises on this thing. If they can execute at all, it's going to be a BIG hit. Ballmer might not get consumer products at all, but when it comes to selling to and serving business customers, he gets it.