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I don't think anybody truly believes "customers don't care at all" like your example illustrates. But I think it's fair to say customers don't care about the l
by lostapathy 8y ago
I don't think anybody truly believes "customers don't care at all" like your example illustrates.
But I think it's fair to say customers don't care about the last 2-3mm of thickness that Apple is sacrificing the ability to repair in order to squeeze out.
- blattimwind 8y agoI've heard plenty of complaints from ultrabook owners that they find the "knife point edge" design that many of these have unconfortable to handle. Generally speaking, maxizing a single aspect of a design is rarely a good choice. Making notebooks or smartphones as thin as possible (or pretending to do so, the strategies used here are borderline gaslighting) is not an intrinsic good.
- Spooky23 8y agoThe core of the nobody cares argument is that the utility of shrinking the device is incrementally less and the costs incurred are increasing incrementally more.