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Apple, like intel, is a hardware vendor. They are better off ignoring the performance impairment than recognizing it. Both because of potential litigation costs
by javitury 9y ago
Apple, like intel, is a hardware vendor. They are better off ignoring the performance impairment than recognizing it. Both because of potential litigation costs* and because the performance impact could shift customers away.
*Edit: Also potential reimbursements/compensations and manageing them.
Edit2: What if customers decided to return en mase their new iphone X or macbook they got for christmas?
- matthewmacleod 9y agoOr, far more likely, and more importantly _actually the case here_, the performance impact for most common macOS workloads is likely to be negligible. Not everything is a conspiracy theory.