I don&#x27;t think the author had a single good thing to say about the Apple event.<p>I on the other hand, thought the event went over really well - most (all?) the demos went off without a hitch and a lot of things got refreshed.<p>Anyone that thinks a $100 stylus is a consumer product is out of their minds. It&#x27;s a pro product with pro&#x27;s in mind. Dad won&#x27;t be buying a $100 stylus to click around the screen.<p>And it just seems like the author was trying to find any reason why more women weren&#x27;t on stage.<p>I&#x27;m all for women in tech, but I&#x27;m more for the right person for the job. Maybe more women weren&#x27;t on stage because more women weren&#x27;t capable of producing the kind of &quot;performance&quot; Apple and it&#x27;s customers expect from this event. Just because a women might work in a department as a programmer or a designer or whatever, doesn&#x27;t mean their capable of spending 10-20 minutes on stage explaining a product.<p>And the author neglected to mention that it was a women who presented the features of the new Apple TV - which IMO and a lot of others also, was the best product to be released yesterday. Her presentation was almost perfect (couldn&#x27;t tell if she was crossing her fingers because she wanted her team to win, or she wanted the feature to work hahah) - she was very well composed, spoke clearly and barely stumbled - absolutely on par with most of the men on stage.<p>Title is complete clickbait.