Microsoft is on the warpath once again, with some Redmond executive slamming Apple for putting a tax on Macs and suggesting (in a kind of roundabout way) that Macs aren't really more secure than Windows. (Yeah, right)
Ina Fried at Cnet has the report, and it's a classic example of a journalist digging away at a slippery interviewee in an attempt to get a straight answer.
Brad Brooks, vice president of Windows Consumer Product Marketing, argued that Mac buyers face hidden costs if they t
