> As far as I know, the e-sports league isn't tied to a hardware manufacturer like NVIDIA or ATI. Yes, but most of the largest ones are put on/heavily funded b

> As far as I know, the e-sports league isn't tied to a hardware manufacturer like NVIDIA or ATI. Yes, but most of the largest ones are put on/heavily funded by the manufacturer of the game: - CS:GO Majors - Overwatch League is put on by Blizzard - Riot Hiring for esports operations - https://www.riotgames.com/en/work-with-us/disciplines/esports-operations https://www.riotgames.com/en/work-with-us/disciplines/esport... ----- Apple is moving "down market" and the biggest win for them right now is for those to understand "what apple means." I've shifted 90% of my family to mac from whatever PC they were using before because of the reality of the physical store. Go there and get help. They know more than I do, and they will be helpful. For the most part, that's true, and I no longer do tech support for my family. Grandma wants to learn how to photo edit? Now apple gives her a class and a community of other learners. It may turn out to be a loss leader, but it's "more of the same" of what separates apple from any of the other Manufacturers. Google/Samsung/Dell can't do anything close. Microsoft _might_ be able to, but lets see.