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If modularity is the main thing your care about, Apple hasn't really catered to that for ages. Changing the SSD and RAM is useful, but most people wouldn't use
by guitarbill 10y ago
If modularity is the main thing your care about, Apple hasn't really catered to that for ages. Changing the SSD and RAM is useful, but most people wouldn't use that. I know I haven't in my last 2 models.
> no huge company, Apple included, is innocent of releasing sub-optimal products
This is usually solved by having competition, but doesn't work if you care about the OS. Same for phones. It's a new-ish problem with no solution so far.
- eternalvision 10y agoSure, my response was a bit tongue-in-cheek. However, Apple could conceivably offer a model with a thick and beefy battery. Burly programmers with strong backs, for instance, would find this configuration to be appealing.