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Because if one does most or all of his work in Windows, then it would not be necessary to buy a Mac, except if you want one for the design or need an osx-only program (which most of then being from Apple themselves, because no other software maker will squander 90% of the desktop/laptop market).
But the real problem here is what Kartu said above: Apple wants to have a say in what you (and they) can do with the product (*your* product) made with their software. And just as Kartu, I never saw that with any other manufacturer previously.
I know the stuff runs on the iPad only, but still I think it's wrong Apple wanting to have a say in what people can or can't do with the stuff they made themselves, just because they used an Apple program to make it. It's just wrong on so many levels. For me, it even feels evil.
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