In what scenario does "innovation" not serve any good? I'm not saying Windows is loaded with the stuff, but any "innovation" (i.e. Forward-looking, producing something like nothing experienced before) is good.my point was there's no use "upgrading" your OS if 70% of the time it bugs and crashes....IMHO they upgraded for all the wrong reasons 1 e.g. throw a new bone in the mass market (and I am being fair!) So I rather have less "innovation" and more stability!
Yet here we are talking about it. People are stuck on the OS. Nothing has even been hinted (besides the headlines the media has gave them) that these ads are even remotely trying to advocate a "cool" message of Windows. In fact, it has nothing to do with windows at all. It's a Microsoft commercial, advocating a sense of trying to understand the average person. (Hence the super rich living with the super-average)... why would you WANT to admit that as a company you have NOT understood the average person so far? I mean only by needing such an ad you're putting yourself up for laughs, and even worse if you see the second ad, where the "average" people have literally pestered them away and there they go like two lonesome cowboys down the long and winding road to nowhere.....again, just having a funny guy in your ad does not state a point (and I like Seinfeld mind you!)
Oh, so having "normal" people in a commercial is copying Apple? My god, it must be sad to live in such a narrow minded world. Take a look at the TV... Any commercial advertising any type of consumer product features "normal" people as a way to relate to the target audience.
