Zune belongs with Bob and Encarta. I said Microsoft has had side areas. But Win 95 and XP were were absolutely built for corporations. Sure, XP came in separa

Zune belongs with Bob and Encarta. I said Microsoft has had side areas. But Win 95 and XP were were absolutely built for corporations. Sure, XP came in separate "Home" and "Professional" editions. But the important thing is that it was the Home version that was missing features to make it cheaper -- not that the Professional edition was primarily a consumer product with some business functionality bolted on. Obviously Windows has always been used by both home users and corporate users. But the bulk of Microsoft's revenue has always been from corporations. There is no sense in which Win 95 was designed primarily for individual consumers, and then business sales were somehow secondary.