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One user on YouTube decided it might be funny to take his iPad over to the Microsoft Store, but shortly found himself confronted with a Microsoft Store employee and security.
The iPad user was showing off his device outside of the Microsoft Store to a gentlemen that was interested in the product, when he was approached by a Microsoft Store employee. As the video resumes, the user in the video describes what happened. The iPad user was given a notice to stop showcasing the iPad in-front of the Microsoft Store immediately.
Whether the video is real or fake, this isn’t the first time Microsoft showed what it thinks of Apple devices, like when Steve Ballmer pretended to step on the iPhone, or when he signed a MacBook, or when Bill Gates banned iPods and iPhones from his house.
[video=youtube;ZKSKvc9KySQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKSKvc9KySQ[/video]
Theo neowin.net
The iPad user was showing off his device outside of the Microsoft Store to a gentlemen that was interested in the product, when he was approached by a Microsoft Store employee. As the video resumes, the user in the video describes what happened. The iPad user was given a notice to stop showcasing the iPad in-front of the Microsoft Store immediately.
Whether the video is real or fake, this isn’t the first time Microsoft showed what it thinks of Apple devices, like when Steve Ballmer pretended to step on the iPhone, or when he signed a MacBook, or when Bill Gates banned iPods and iPhones from his house.
[video=youtube;ZKSKvc9KySQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKSKvc9KySQ[/video]
Theo neowin.net