Steven Sinofsky

And its capabilities are going to be different from the ones that they do want to sell, which is different than the Neo, which has the capabilities that

need to be targeted.

So the Apple hardware line has a lot of homogeneity in it in terms of capability.

But PCs can become really hit or miss, and that's always been the difficulty in the PC ecosystem, is even when there's a winning machine, it's not the one that when you walk into Best Buy and say, I need to buy a computer, help me, Mr. or Mrs. Salesman, and then they just direct you to something based on spiff and

current ads or whatever.

So we'll see.

I'm sure it's a quality machine.

You have the tech people on X talking about, you know, taking sides.

It's either the Neo killer because it has an HDMI port or whatever, or it's like embarrassing to the PC ecosystem because regardless, it still runs Windows.

Those extremes are stupid.

Both the Neo and this machine are targeted at just people who need a computer.

I think in five years, people who need a computer will also need a computer that runs agents.

But the hardware software world will be unimaginably different in five years.

So this conversation has no relevance to the product lines that will be available in five years.

So, wow, it goes up to 32 gigs of RAM and a terabyte of storage.

It starts at 8 gigs of RAM, which is, like, not great, I guess.

512 gigs of SSD.

That's not a good number for a PC.

Yeah.

The Mac would do 8.