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Some of the ultrabooks aren't far from the specs of a modern flagship smartphone. Also, I believe that you are dismissing what seems to be the predominant smart
by dojitza1 6y ago
Some of the ultrabooks aren't far from the specs of a modern flagship smartphone. Also, I believe that you are dismissing what seems to be the predominant smartphone customer - one who uses the device to consume entertainment.
As for the 'there is no money in that' argument I believe that there is plenty of money in various iDOCKS, accessories, doodads and similar.
Because of that, I don't buy this particular theory - the first of the big players that provides a workable and friction free product will surely have it worth their while.
- Someone 6y agoI think it is a stretch to claim ultrabooks provide the full desktop experience. Also, for that predominant customer houses the device for consuming entertainment, I would think Apple TV + HomePod is more friction-free than a desktop could be. Televisions have larger screens and are placed in better locations inside the house for that role.