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Ben Bernanke was already a household name when I was a first year graduate student at Northwestern University, 20 years before his appointment as Fed chairman. His seminal research on macroeconomics and, in particular, the nature and causes of the Great Depression were required reading at many universities. Years later I had the opportunity to be Bernanke's colleague when he hired me as a visiting professor at Princeton. As department chairman, he guided me on the finer points of instructing Princeton students and trusted me to teach their course in Money and Banking. Bernanke had spent most of his career as an academic and many, including me, had no idea that he would become the "second most powerful person in the country."
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Now Microsoft still has much closer and longer relationships with manufacturers than Google, and is making far more in profit from Windows and Office than the search giant makes from advertising. But Microsoft executives who get their hands on the latest HP Chromebook may feel slightly sick if they turn it over and read the message on the back - "Made with Google."