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Does it? The article is comparing Apple products, instead of comparing an Apple product to an equivalent performer from a competitor. It's not really Apples to
by chrysoprace 6y ago
Does it? The article is comparing Apple products, instead of comparing an Apple product to an equivalent performer from a competitor.
It's not really Apples to Apples (even if it is in name), so to speak.
- jaykru 6y agoIt's comparing Apple Silicon to Intel silicon (in an Apple product), which is apples to oranges to me.
- hobby-coder-guy 6y agoWhy?