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In general if you spend more money you get better performance. Isn't this, and shouldn't this be the case with Apple products as well. They cost more, no? Appl
by galaxyLogic 6y ago
In general if you spend more money you get better performance. Isn't this, and shouldn't this be the case with Apple products as well. They cost more, no? Apple-tax.
- rsynnott 6y agoThe tested Intel chip (i9-9880H) has an RRP of 556.00, and is generally in practice found in laptops in the $2000 range. The tested AMD chip has an RRP of $500 (though that comparison is arguably less fair as the core count is an issue). The tested Apple computers both cost about $1000. That's for the whole computer, not just the chip. You can have one of these for as little as $699 (though you shouldn't; 8GB of RAM really isn't enough).