kewlmunky :
A computing device that has an Operating System specific to it, has proprietary peripherals and programs have to be specifically coded to run on its hardware.
Sounds like a Mac to me. Good job Microsoft, you became Apple.
... You are familiar with device precedents set by the decades long history of video game consoles, right? And also familiar that MS was far from the company that established that closed model? Because what you've just described fits more or less every console since the NES, and possibly before that.
But, I know, let's single out MS for "proprietary peripherals" and "programs," when they have decades under their belt running a very prolific OS that runs damn near any program or device that any bloke chooses to make for it. Yep, their long history is all about "proprietary only."