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>> (e.g. claiming that a $250 HP laptop is in any way equivalent to what you could get for $2K at Apple) If you're focused on specs, build quality and performa
by slantyyz 11y ago
>> (e.g. claiming that a $250 HP laptop is in any way equivalent to what you could get for $2K at Apple)
If you're focused on specs, build quality and performance, etc., of course they are not equivalent.
On the other hand, if you look at how they are to be used in the real world (i.e., a typical staffer who primarily does e-mail, Office and accesses web apps), they could be equivalent in terms of end-user effectiveness/productivity. A lot of people use computers that have too much capacity for their daily tasks.
- mokus 11y agoAbsolutely, but it is incorrect to cast that as a problem of the units being overpriced. I don't need Teledyne-LeCroy's 100 GHz oscilloscope at work, so if I bought one anyway when a 1 GHz unit would do, it'd be hardly fair to claim they overpriced it. I'd just be an idiot for buying a machine far more powerful than I can justify.