Apple COO: Windows 7 will stimulate users to switch to Mac

According to foreign media reports, Apple Chief Operating Officer (COO) Tim Cook (TimCook) recently said that the release of Windows7 will only stimulate consumers to switch to the Mac camp.

This week, Apple introduced new iMacs, which is the time when Microsoft released Windows7. Some analysts believe that Apple aims to attract users' attention and not pay too much attention to Windows7.

And Cook does not think so, he said: "For us, Windows7 is an opportunity, it will only remind consumers to switch to Mac, because users have long been tired of Windows problems." Br>

Apple spokesman Bill Evans also said last week that the release of Windows7 will not only affect Mac sales, but will also stimulate sales. Evans said that Windows 7 is Windows system after all, and it is no different from other versions of Windows.

Wall Street analyst Brian Marshall (BrianMarshall) also said that listed Windows7 will not affect the sales of ac. Marshall said: "I analyzed Microsoft's past four generations of operating systems and found that the release of Windows has no negative effect on Mac sales. On the contrary, it sometimes stimulates Mac sales growth."