The thing that Compaq reverse-engineered to build the first "IBM Compatible" back in the 80's. If you think that a Mac is a "PC" then try booting DOS on it. Doesn't work, huh?

The Mac has had a BiOS emulation level since 2006. You can take a 64 bit version of Windows and install it on a 64 bit Mac just by sticking the disk in,

For a 32-bit Mac (like my Core Duo Mac Mini), you have to reformat the disk first to use MBR and then you can just stick a Windows 7 disk in and install it like you would any other PC.

If I were a Windows user, I'd already _have_ Outlook on my PC!

As crazy as it is...a stock install of Windows doesn't support Exchange Email. A stock install of OS X does....

So in that case you bringing up the Mac vs. PC commercials as evidence made no sense since a Mac has been "able" to have Windows installed since 2006. When Apple stopped supporting my 2006 Mac Mini, all I had to do was reformat the hard drive and stick a Windows 7
  disk in and it worked perfectedly.

So by your definition a Mac is a PC.

Oh and btw, here is how you put Windows on a ChromeBook.

http://www.howtogeek.com/173353/how-to-run-windows-software-on-a-chromebook/

This is your entire a quote.....

"Show me the PCs running anything but Windows, and I won't call your post a straw man. Microsoft continues to exercise and abuse market power in the PC market, please stick to the issue."

"Able" was nowhere in that quote.

How can you show "a PC running non-Windows" if you define a PC as a computer running Windows?

"Words Mean Things". Slashdot is supposedly a technical website. I would expect a poster to know that PC is a "personal computer".

Oh so since Wikipedia defines a PC as a Windows computer it must be true.....

So you ask for a PC "not running Windows" but any personal computer not running windows is not a PC? What do you think a PC is?

So how is a Chromebook not a personal computer?

So a chrome book is not a PC?

Keep in mind that many app developers put a huge amount of time and effort into developing their apps and publishing them, and then only see a small trickle of income.

And many others have sense enough to go work for a company that has benefits and resources and make an easy $100K+ a year....

http://pilot.search.dell.com/c...
http://pilot.search.dell.com/l...

There are these things called links....

http://www.dell.com/us/p/chrom...

http://pilot.search.dell.com/a...

$18 billion profit, but they can't afford to make their phones in a country with decent labour laws. Nope, can't do it. The numbers just don't add up I tell you. Apple are the apotheosis of psychopathic corporate greed, at the expense of any human decency.

So which country are most of your electronic products made in? What about your clothes? your shoes?

So in that case, everyone who buys any product belongs to a cult? Or is it just anyone who buys something that is sold at a high margin?