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Don’t customers have a reasonable expectation of roughly consistent performance of their device? And to your point, car companies don’t market their cars using
by mft_ 6y ago
Don’t customers have a reasonable expectation of roughly consistent performance of their device?
And to your point, car companies don’t market their cars using ‘achieving 70mph’ as a feature. It’s just a reasonable expectation of performance. They might mention the top speed, but that’s more of a specification than a marketing feature in most cases.
- arcticbull 6y agoSure, but the performance of your car degrades as the tires bald, does it not? Fuel economy changes, cornering, maximum acceleration off the line.
- mft_ 6y agoYes, and the manufacturers make it trivial to replace vital consumables such as tyres! That Apple blocked easy battery replacement, even through their own for-profit stores, is a part of the case against them you seem to be ignoring.