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I hope it’s a sign of change to come. Their hardware has been actively moving from what users want to what their designers want (thinner is always better, ne le
by ianai 8y ago
I hope it’s a sign of change to come. Their hardware has been actively moving from what users want to what their designers want (thinner is always better, ne legacy ports, no finger I’d, etc).
- umanwizard 8y agoWhat makes you think you know better than Apple what most of their users want? I suspect you just know what you want, and why you want it, and are extrapolating from that to everyone else.
- ianai 8y agoWell there’s a healthy demand for the SE. It’s needed a serious update for quite a while and substantially from their current offerings. There’s similar preferences with the older MBPs as well. All widely commented on user forums.
- jplayer01 8y agoI'd assume that users want a keyboard that doesn't break with alarming frequency and isn't nearly impossible to replace. That may just be me though.
- whatever_dude 8y agoIt has always been like that. Remember then the Macintosh didn't have arrow keys? When they dropped disk drives? They try being ahead of the curve and are know to ignore market interest. Sometimes they get a hit, sometimes they fail.
- ianai 8y agoUsb/video ports are definitely in the same hardware realm as media drives. I don’t think people buy a laptop and never need those things. It’s like they’re tying to make their laptops into iPads.