Certainly, but so has everyone with whom Microsoft has done business. In the software market, innovation has never ceased and prices have fallen continually. If you are using a computer with software two-years old, you are hopelessly out of date. You can't even give away programs and computers that are five years old. The miracle of the market has been on display as never before.
Computers are easier, faster, more powerful, and more useful.
You can download complicated programs, at no charge, that it took industry tens of millions to develop. Anyone in the world can go to Microsoft's site right now and spend the day downloading virtually every bit of software essential to opening up a new world of knowledge, communication, and efficiency, all without taking out your credit card. At every step Microsoft has been the leader in this demonstration project in capitalist achievement. It has done so through entrepreneurial foresight, astonishing amounts of capital investment, and a glorious competitive spirit that strives to serve the consumer better than anyone else. Consumers of the world unite and cheer in adulation, not only for what Microsoft has done, but also for the free-market system that made it all possible.