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I think there's an economic principle here (and I don't know the sign), but this is all assuming a frictionless vacuum - in practice, Apple cannot sell 25% more
by singhrac 6y ago
I think there's an economic principle here (and I don't know the sign), but this is all assuming a frictionless vacuum - in practice, Apple cannot sell 25% more M1 Macs if they lower their price to $800, or whatever, since their marginal costs rise in that case (because TSMC is totally booked!).
- klelatti 6y agoThat's today but I'd expect next year's sub $1000 Macs will use previous year's M series chips in due course. (Exactly the iPhone and iPad playbook).