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Apple innovated a product to exploit a niche that wasn't being served by electronics manufacturers

Posted by Jazz Inmate on August 24, 2007 at 22:01:18:
And had to win out over many competing MP3 players by designing something more elegant, i.e., competing fairly, not buying out record labels. Apple has a passion to design products with consumers' needs and interests as the inspiration.

Microsoft has no such passion; just a drive to leach and achieve maximum market share through predatory business practices.
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