Microsoft attacks Google and its Chromebook in new video
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DLD
''as they practically use the same tactics''?
I'd say, exactly the same tactics - I mean, m$ INVENTED such tactics (a variety of deceptions based on a need for you to be CONNECTED, right?).
And just look at this "language"! How offensive! As "low" as it gets! Screw-gled, right?! O Billy, darling, the more you're desperate, the more micro and softer you get...
DLD
As the proverb says:
Before you accuse me, take a look at yourself!
sykozis
CronoGraal
laughing at how the chrome book is a brick while not online when they were just talking about how everyone has online access when they tried to pull this **** with the xbone always making sure you're logged in? ok microsoft.
RavenMaster
This vid is hilarious XD
It's funny coz its true. I worked in a hardware store for 4 years and these things were most useless, worst selling machine of our entire inventory. They do so... little.
-Tj-
Yeah its lol 😀
gUNN1993
This made me chuckle, I wonder if Microsoft's PR and Advertising department have even met.
Glass houses and stones.
Mineria
Mineria
Neo Cyrus
tsunami231
CronoGraal
http://nowgamer.net-genie.co.uk/siteimage/scale/0/0/357350.jpg
Remember this? Now they're calling Google out for it? lmfao.
AcidSnow
This was actually quite clever, and it felt like a genuine snippet out of an episode of Pawn Stars.
Fender178
I heard some good things about the Chrome book. I am surprised that they used the Pawn Star guys. That was kind of humorous. Very true stuff that they said in this video that if your Internet connection is down then the Chrome Book is worthless. But on the other hand about it being a real laptop that is just false and a bs statement. To me the Chrome book is just a DRM laptop because you need an internet connection to use it.
Ven0m
Yeah, the video is cheesy, however people really buy Chromebooks cause they're cheap, then ask their more techy friends to help install Office and other Windows-related apps, then complain that MS is bad as Office and other Windows apps won't work.
While I'm against negative marketing, it's not only MS, and just typing "M$ bad" is wrong. Long before Microsoft, Apple did the same with PC vs Mac ad, except for lack of valid arguments. And while current IE is really usable, Google promises faster Internet when you change your browser, despite the bandwidth being the limiting factor in most cases.
Will I buy Chromebook? No, because it can't do stuff that I want, just as the ad says and I'm satisfied with my Windows 8.1-powered ThinkPad. In a similar way I use Chrome as a browser, as Firefox is way too slow, IE lacks features, and Opera is in a transition. Just pick what you need. I didn't buy Windows Phone 7, and opted for SGS2, as it was a better option. Perhaps when Windows Phone 9 is relased, I'll buy one, but who knows? Always pick the best option. Saying that this or that sucks without any reliable arguments is just wasting the time of you and the post readers.
+1
I have to work without Internet connection from time to time, but I can understand that it's a problem that doesn't exist for many people. I wouldn't call it a DRM, but a limitation. When buying stuff or investing time in finding a free product and learning using it, people can just make a list of attributes the product must have, should have, and would be kinda useful to have, and then get the product. If having real local storage, being able to run Windows apps, or being able to run without Internet is on your "must have" list, Chromebook is bad for you. However if they're not, perhaps it's not a bad option.
lucidus
Just like that ad by Apple. Instead of spending money on fixing their problems, Microsoft spends more on advertising.
"Rick says that because the Chromebook applications are web based, when you are not connected to the web, it's basically a brick. "
This is the same company that wanted always online and 24 hour sign ins for the Xbox One.
twtaylor
I have a Chromebook and it is a brick with out an internet connection. However, it is advertised as having to have an internet connection to use in the first place. Besides, you can install Linux on it and use it offline.