just watched it a second time and need to elaborate on some comments.
gates notes that windows has all the great software advancements. i didn't really see too much advancement in the current windows applications, just more garbage, although there are a few good new programs on there. the mac seems to be winning in the software advancement category right now, especially with all the software available for free or low cost (under $100). and last i looked, windows doesn't have an ilife equivalent in software that is so easy to use. the movie maker for example isn't that great, but i can go on and on about this. there may be more applications on windows, but i say 90% is garbage. but he is right about the better games and more hardware choices and cheaper hardware being on windows. but linux can use cheaper hardware, it's like it never exists in this interview.
he also said vista is the most secure os ever. i think he forgot to say windows in that statement. from what i hear, windows was originally built for single use, while unix, which mac os x is from, was used for lots of users. unix has been more secure for years, and designed for security. and if vista is the most secure os ever, why do we have like dozens of viruses for it already? and also for the mac security through obscurity theory, wouldn't you think that macs would have at least a few viruses by now, as there is a significant number of mac users now? none that i heard of.
and gates seems a bit in the past when he talks about the future...we can do some of the things now, but we aren't all the way there yet.