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Did you really just call apples products interoperable? maybe among their other crap, but sure as hell not among other devices. Which are all interoperable amon

Did you really just call apples products interoperable? maybe among their other crap, but sure as hell not among other devices. Which are all interoperable among themselves btw.

sureaboutthis 8y ago
No kidding, Sherlock, and that's the point. Apple products work...together...and well.
pdimitar 8y ago
And yet every time I go to a presentation or a lecture people ask to borrow my MacBook for it because their Windows or Linux laptops can never even connect to their projectors or Bluetooth speakers on the first try. Often they cannot at all connect. Yet the MacBook connects to everything on the first go with zero fuss. So yeah, I am calling part of Apple's functions and devices interoperable. Why aren't you? These are observable facts in the wild and it happens every day somewhere around you as well.
- postfacto 8y ago
  This.
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- shaklee3 8y ago
  Hah. This is the opposite of every single experience I've seen at my work, where both PCs and Macs are supported. Usually the Mac person plugs into a projector and it doesn't work, or they don't have their adapter. The HP works every time.
  - pdimitar 8y ago
    Well if they don't have their adapter that's not really a problem with the Mac's compatibility now, is it? They simply forgot a very important piece that will help them achieve the goal. I don't blame my TV for not getting a signal from my PC if I lose my HDMI cable. I know my experience is anecdotal. So is yours. Just shared what I've observed 30+ times now.