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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer continued his anti-Apple press campaign in a recent interview published by USA Today. Ballmer said that there is “no chance” the iPhone will gain traction.

Source: iLounge

Much is made of the open- versus closed-ecosystem models of the PC and Mac worlds, with Apple’s obsessive helming of their hardware oft credited for their success in usability, reliability and that overall sense of “specialness” that keeps the zealots so contented and the Microsoft-faithful ever on the defencive.  Yet behind that homogenised corporate achievement are a number of individual success stories: those of processor, chipset and graphics manufacturers, to mention just a few.  Apple’s achievements in interface and design are founded upon carefully selected hardware partnerships and, in a world where key products in their catalogue are credited not only with topping the sales charts but of revolutionising whole market segments, there’s little doubt that being included on their circuit board can be a faststream to profit.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was recently interviewed by David Lieberman of USA today where they discussed many different topics, including the iPhone.

It’s interesting how the CEO of Microsoft loves to manipulate numbers and facts. When asked if he would want his customers to get as passionate about MS products as people do about the iPod and iPhone he spouts this off: “It’s sort of a funny question. Would I trade 96% of the market for 4% of the market? (Laughter.) I want to have products that appeal to everybody.”