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>> Not really. Microsoft gains customers by illegally preventing choice.
>> Google does it by producing a superior product. The former is illegal,
>> the latter is the intent of any respectable business.
>
> Err no, the intent of *any* business is to make money.
Sure. But *respectable* business do this by legal means.
> Making a
> superior product is just one way to do that, there are lots of
> opportunities to make money without having the superior product.
Such as...?
[OK, *one* way is to make a product of the same quality and charge a lot
of money for it. Sometimes this makes a product more desirable -
depending on what it is, obviously...]
> (eg do
> you see low cost car manufacturers trying to make their cars as high
> quality as really expensive ones?).
No, but if you make a cheap car that's inferior to all the other cheap
cars, you're not going to make much money I suspect...
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