Yusuf Mehdi, an executive vice president and chief marketing officer for Microsoft’s consumer division, argued that conversing with a laptop will be “as transformative as the mouse and keyboard” in shaping the PC experience.

Do these people think people spend most of the time using Windows at home with no one else around? Who the fuck is wanting to talk to their computers? Imagine an office with just half a dozen people, all talking over each other as they try to use their computers.

These people are so far out of touch with reality, they’re likely doing all (if any) of their testing in a controlled, quiet environment. This couldn’t be further from reality.

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