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"useful storage" Like the iPad and nearly every CE product, they advertised physical storage. This doesn't make Microsoft (or Apple, Motorola, Nintendo, etc.)
by ConstantineXVI 14y ago
"useful storage"
Like the iPad and nearly every CE product, they advertised physical storage. This doesn't make Microsoft (or Apple, Motorola, Nintendo, etc.) any less in the wrong, but they still advertised by the same conventions everyone else has.
- ajross 14y agoYou missed the point. It's not about "conventions", it's about expectations. Apple Computer has a popular product called "iPad" which advertises "32G" of storage. Microsoft released a new product to directly compete with iPad (I assume you agree with this part) and also advertised "32G" of storage. Yet the Surface has about half the space available. I think a very reasonable argument can be made that this was wrong in context in a way that it is not wrong for Apple to have done so.