David Pierce

Especially because sort of the price performance of Windows is backwards compared to...

A Mac Mini or now a MacBook Neo.

I think they can get that back, right?

They're starting to deeply discount some Windows PCs.

Like, Best Buy is going to sell an IdeaPad Slim 3X for $499.

It's got a Snapdragon in there.

Like, maybe the battery life will be good.

Walmart is going to do a 16-inch HP Omnibook 3.

Why are they all 3s?

For $429.

Like, they're going to discount and they're going to make it

compelling price-wise.

I think price performance ratio is going to draw people to Macs because Macs have a performance advantage.

And then it's also when you boot up a Mac, like all you have to do is tell Apple one time that you don't want Apple intelligence and it's not in your face.

And it's just a blank canvas for you to do stuff on that occasionally reminds you to use Apple Pay.

Because Apple can't help itself.

Yep.

But Windows is not that experience right now.

No.

And I think, to Microsoft's credit, I think the right thing to do is to holistically take a look at Windows and say, okay, how have we lost the plot on this a little bit?