> Microsoft has no courage Sadly the headphone jack is definitely dead. > They have to keep catering to every possible audience That's not Microsoft's job at

> Microsoft has no courage Sadly the headphone jack is definitely dead. > They have to keep catering to every possible audience That's not Microsoft's job at this point, they heavily invest and push the envelop where makers don't want to take the risk, but from there it's for Lenovo, Dell, HP, Asus etc. to decide what they want to market and which chip to push. The same way some of them put weight behind AMD while other went full Intel 100% of the time.