It isn't bad for Microsoft. It is bad for Nokia. The customers who are prepared to spend top money with a brand obviously has some affinity for it. These are th

It isn't bad for Microsoft. It is bad for Nokia. The customers who are prepared to spend top money with a brand obviously has some affinity for it. These are the people a company needs when it goes through difficult times. The last thing a company should do is to alienate their best customers.