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Are We Too Dependent on Microsoft?
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Yes-ish However the differences are not as big as you think. While this might be true for the luxury brands the "common" brands do share parts, often quite crucial ones too. (Think headlamps, think servos) Also they started to borrow design aspects from each other. They are not identical but certain lines do look very similar on a quick glance