It appears the first documented case of someone actually switching from a Mac to a PC is none other than Jerry Seinfeld. If you watched Seinfeld at all, you know that Jerry was an avid Mac fanboi and Apple products were never far from his side. This switch-a-roo kills the thought of "once you Mac you never back". Funny thing is, Jerry Seinfeld apparently had the change of heart after participating in Microsoft's Mojave Experiment. The fact he was paid $10 million had absolutely nothing to with it.

Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates is taking this news and putting it into play in a big way. Rumor has it that not only will he have Jerry Seinfeld try and take down the PC & Mac Apple ads, but Bill will actually join Jerry on screen to add even more flair. The ad campaign strategy is named "Build Windows, not walls" directly targeting Apple as a closed platform.

While both systems have their pros and cons, and while Microsoft has a legitimate argument about Apple being a closed platform, Linux enthusiasts are shouting from the rooftops that Microsoft isn't exactly open. When this campaign finally launches, all hell is going to break loose and the operating system war will be on like Donkey Kong.

I guess Microsoft figures if it can't match the competitions marketing strategy, it might as well bring Apple down with them. Or at least go broke trying. The coming months will definitely be interesting to watch. Stay tuned.

DISCLAIMER: There are several blatant attempts at sarcasm throughout this article. If you didn't catch them, watch the following video and re-read: