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While I agree with you, I spec'd out the Lenovo that the above commenter was referencing costs $5500 with all the "discounts" tossed in. MacBook Pro tops out at
by ethagknight 9y ago
While I agree with you, I spec'd out the Lenovo that the above commenter was referencing costs $5500 with all the "discounts" tossed in. MacBook Pro tops out at $3000 (without going crazy on SSD). I understand that the market for people wanting to spend over $3k on a laptop may be thin, it seems quite easy to just give someone the option to spend $5k on a Macbook Pro if they just have to have it. Why exclude the option?
- BoorishBears 9y agoForm factor? Could a MBP in its current form factor actually fit all that?
- IOT_Apprentice 9y agoThe form factor is one of the issues with the current design. Or simply add a third product line: MacBook Workstation. Thicker for a larger battery, cooling and higher end CPU/GPU and moar RAM. Xeon class processors as an option.