> That's right in the middle of the "boring windows enterprise" segment, and it sells a ton of hardware. The devices that are sold in this market are as expens

> That's right in the middle of the "boring windows enterprise" segment, and it sells a ton of hardware. The devices that are sold in this market are as expensive as MacBooks or sometimes even more expensive. So I don't think this is an issue. Also if the MacBook Air ran Windows it would be the perfect device for most workloads in this market. Because the workload common there is running a Browser, Outlook, Word, Excel and SAP (or any other ERP and CRM of your choice).