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Apple will no doubt sell millions and record yet another massive profit but this year it was Microsoft whose devices excited me most. Surface Pro has really matured and with the launch of the iPad Pro it no longer looks like such an expensive alternative with like for like capacity costing just a fraction more but including a stylus. The Lumia range seems to be in good shape this year too and rumours of a Surface phone next year too. I think Microsoft had the better device launch this year, I wonder if Apple will have an answer to them next year.
I wouldnt buy water in a desert from Microsoft's Nokia even if they were the only vendor. Nokia is the company that sells high-tech censorship technology to oppressive regimes from the middle east to north korea so they can censor speach and find people who speak out againt the government. Nokia, no thank ya.
Microsoft without doubt.