> That's akin to Ferrari covering their very exclusive cars with promo stickers hawking those ferrari licensed asus laptops. No it's not, because Windows is no

> That's akin to Ferrari covering their very exclusive cars with promo stickers hawking those ferrari licensed asus laptops. No it's not, because Windows is not a "premium" or "exclusive" product, at all. It's the textbook example of a mass market product. There are (far) more Windows installations than there are cars in the world. The average Windows user is almost indistinguishable from the average human. And the monetization strategies reflect that.