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I suspect this is more of a branding issue. Macbook Pro is a relatively memorable name; U36Jc took me longer to type than the rest of this sentence, let alone r
by Qz 16y ago
I suspect this is more of a branding issue. Macbook Pro is a relatively memorable name; U36Jc took me longer to type than the rest of this sentence, let alone remember (I won't).
Apple is better at being the original-design-brand, even if they're not the only brand doing awesome original design.
- sorbus 16y agoYou're entirely right. Oddly enough, though, this never occurred to me before, even though in retrospect it's ridiculously obvious. Always interesting when that happens.
- mikepurvis 16y ago"I suspect this is more of a branding issue." It's a choice issue, too. If my next laptop is a MacBook, I know that I have basically one choice to make: how big I want the screen. If I'm a penny-pincher, I can check out the refurb section of the Apple Store, but in general, I really only have one choice. If I want to get an Asus, where do I even start? Screen size, resolution, weight, price, processor, presence or not of optical drive? How do today's models stack up against yesterday's? How much would I gain in price and trade off in performance by seeking out a store model or overstock one from six months ago?
- jackvalentine 16y agoThe following is a list of every ASUS laptop offering. This is far too many models. http://www.asus.com/AllProducts.aspx?PG_ID=1quIC6RvvlvcvNbn http://www.asus.com/AllProducts.aspx?PG_ID=1quIC6RvvlvcvNbn