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>Big narrative violations: Could you rephrase that? It's interesting but I don't understand the words you introduce it with (that I just quoted). What does t
by logicallee 10y ago
>Big narrative violations:
Could you rephrase that? It's interesting but I don't understand the words you introduce it with (that I just quoted). What does that mean?
- 6nf 10y agoMy interpretation: 'The narrative' over the last 6 months was that the new Macbook Pro is no longer a 'pro' level device and as a result 'pro' users everywhere are switching to other brands which means bad sales results for Apple. But today's numbers show increased sales instead, so 'the narrative' was flawed.
- teaneedz 10y agoI didn't see exact numbers or returns for MBPs. Satisfaction is another thing. If alternatives are worse, a purchase is not necessarily from a satisfied customer.
- zwily 10y agoLots of stories in the past year about how the new MacBook Pros are awful and nobody will buy them. That's "the narrative", exaggerated a little, and it doesn't seem to be the case.