woahAcademia
Joined 6 years ago
Joined 6 years ago
I'm sure Apple denies any faulty hardware as they did with their keyboards.
My biggest pain are how Apple treats everyone, for the last 30 years. It's unbelievably frustrating.
None of those require macOS.
Although I'd be a bit skeptical that Apple would allow this (as others talk about).
It seems extremely high risk, high cost, for an unnoticeable reward that will be obsolete in a year.
The iPhone is a good example because supposedly it's the fastest, but it doesn't feel like it. Maybe it's the animations, maybe it's the annoying Apple popups to sign in and update. Whatever the case, it doesn't make for a great device. (My experience is from 2018)
But that's drastically different than Engineering where calculations are done methodically.
Give it 2 years and a competitor will beat it, Apple will be behind yet again and the price will be higher than ever.
And again, this is only for single thread. My computer is already blazing fast and intense programs will use multi threads.
They make lots of money, they must be smart right? So when a friend disagrees the person doesn't consider it.
And unlike their Engineering counterparts they won't search for proof. If you need to see real world examples, look at who buys brand name. It's telling.
Apple also played the luxury brand card, which appeals strongly to low information consumers.
None of what Apple does could work for Microsoft.