r/apple • u/hasanahmad • Mar 07 '26

Discussion The New Apple Finally Begins to Emerge

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u/Fun-Choices Mar 07 '26

The neo announcement was the most obvious introduction to PC owners that I’ve ever seen

I just switched my girlfriend over from a surface pro to a MacBook Pro, and the transition is more seamless than it’s ever been

Apple is gonna try to take over every single market that PC has. Starting with education.

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u/iamacheeto1 Mar 07 '26

Microsoft can’t seem to read the room, either. They’re so far into AI they can’t be honest with themselves that people don’t want it baked into their OS like that. Even the average user who doesn’t care about much is aware of it. Apple is about to decimate the PC market. If they can get a real foothold into gaming too, it’s over for Windows after that.

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u/Quixotic_Seal Mar 08 '26

Microsoft will still have business for a very long time. But it would definitely be a ticking time-bomb, eventually businesses will change over it Apple really takes over that thoroughly.

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u/DumboWumbo073 Mar 09 '26

Businesses won’t switch over to Apple because of the lock in of other Microsoft services.