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Microsoft's Surface Pro Selling Out on Launch Day | 267 comments | Create New Account
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Microsoft's Surface Pro Selling Out on Launch Day
Authored by: dio gratia on Saturday, February 09 2013 @ 09:40 PM EST

Microsoft sells out of Surface Pro, just like the Zune HD did in 2009 wherein Appleinsider reports

In a blog posting earlier today, the company didn't report how many units of the new Surface Pro it had sold, or even had shipped to stores, and was even careful not to imply that the "amazing" customer response was actually being reflected in any specific way, such as in indirect sales or even a quantified numbers of customers.
Is it just me or does Microsoft's linked blog post seem to be centered on the faithful? A major difference between Apple and Microsoft employing Reality Distortion Fields is that Apple has until recently depended relied on them solely to demonstrate panache, while Microsoft's use is more Gary Larson reality denial of the market follower.

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