It's an absurd advert. The MacBook Air is a laptop. The yoga thing is a 'hybrid'.
Apple don't sell a hybrid, so there is nothing to compare the yoga thing to.
Well, Microsoft did double the number of Surfaces Pros sold. And the iPad sales were down.
They just do what Apple used to do ;-)
Those who cant compete and are taken to the cleaners are the ones who indulges in such practice of mocking and comparing as deep down they know that ...they just cant compete..
Does it really matter hybrid or not, if it's all about mobile experience?
Is there really anyone who buys and uses Air for heavy PS processing, Logic, ok not Logic, but Garage Band 16 track recording, or any other heavy processing, besides browsing, text editing, watching movies etc?
I doubt...
I like this ad. Too bad i'll never buy anything like that, because i hate windows, but seriously, this Yoga Shmoga hybrid idea looks great.
Well to be fair, what they'd in effect be saying is "Hey, look how good our estate is, and [other car company] doesn't make one". Nothing wrong with that. Unless all the features of your estate are stupid things that the other car company decided not to do cos they're useless.
Apple too has done it in the past.
This ad isn't about iPads. And I'm not sure where you're getting your Surface figure from because as far as I know Microsoft hasn't released surface sales figures. One thing we do know from their quarterly filing is Surface expenses are still greater than revenues so they're not making any money on the product right now.
Comparing a pretty lauded product like the Air with outstanding battery life v's something that is just riddled with problems:
http://www.extremetech.com/computing/192893-the-first-core-m-laptop-paints-a-depressing-mediocre-picture-for-intels-broadwell
So time to focus on laptops and the Mac's lack of touch screen capability.
Laptops that turn into tablets just seem so irksome and inconvenient. I'll have a laptop, or a tablet. By having both, you just get a chunky, heavy tablet.