Update: The author of the article posted on Independent.ie, Adrian Weckler, has now posted on Twitter, "Apple says that CEO Tim Cook meant 'diluted', not 'deluded'. Makes sense. Consider this a correction."
Original story: The recently-launched Surface Book from Microsoft is the company's first notebook product, but Apple CEO Tim Cook definitely doesn't care for it. Indeed, he thinks the 2-in-1 notebook, with its detachable display, is "sort of diluted".
"It's a product that tries too hard to do too much," he said. "It's trying to be a tablet and a notebook and it really succeeds at being neither. It's sort of diluted."
Cook's remarks come on the same day Apple officially started taking orders for its new iPad Pro tablet. The 12.9-inch device is the largest iPad ever, and Apple offers an optional keyboard cover and stylus for the tablet, which is similar to Microsoft's Surface Pro lineup.
Source: Independent.ie
