Last week, Futuresource Consulting revealed that Chomebooks now account for more than half of the computers used in American classrooms, and the rapid adoption of Chrome OS has come at the expense of OS X and Windows. It's obvious that Google knows what it's doing when it comes to education, but Apple CEO Tim Cook doesn't considers the company's strategy to be a "race to the bottom," one that Apple has no intention of joining. Instead, Cook claims that his company will continue to make high-quality iOS and OS X devices, even if that means losing market share to Google. At an Hour of Code educational coding session in New York on Wednesday, Apple CEO Tim Cook said his company is interested in building powerful, meaningful products for students and teachers, not inexpensive "test machines" like Google's Chromebook.