They made a machine that anyone could feel comfortable with right from the start. In short, they made it user friendly. If you're not a fan of computers, this may not mean much, and, to be honest, it probably doesn't mean a lot to many computer users, either. A computer is a computer, they say. Type in some numbers and let it go to work.
Pictures are for kids and walls.
Maybe they're right. I'm neutral in this matter, owning three computers that work the non-Macintosh way. But when it comes to coffee machines, I'm not sitting on the sidelines. I'm going out to the battlefield and fight off the revolutionaries, wherever they appear. And the next time I slip in a quarter and a nickel for my morning cup of cheer, if no one's looking, I'm going to strike a blow for decency.