I realize that it's grammatically correct...
company. But I still like to use "their", because I feel like it shows that a
company is made up of people. Real, live human beings.

That's a terrible phrase.
Why would a company say that?Doesn't this just mean that you have other things are not designed with the customer in mind?Why would you ever design something and not think about who would be using it?Q. Many business owners would look at your sudden success with envy and say, “Seize the day, expand, add new locations, franchise.” Why not you?
Ms. Esparza: It would change our values. That is the American way — to expand without really thinking.
Mr. Lessins: We really enjoy the work that we’re doing and we don’t want to cheapen it. Consciously or unconsciously — probably both — we’re trying to create a manageable way to earn a living and still maintain our sanity. We value time as much, if not more so, than money.
And so in answer to my central question, regarding why buy The Tablet if you already have an iPhone and a MacBook, my best guess is that ultimately, The Tablet is something you’ll buy instead of a MacBook.
I say they’re swinging big — redefining the experience of personal computing.
Goin' out to dinner with my hubs! I love my life! w00t!