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That being said, I just can't believe he would have been happy about the various issues with the old MacBooks. So many things feel so wrong It's
by JohnBooty 5y ago
That being said, I just can't believe he would
have been happy about the various issues
with the old MacBooks. So many things feel so
wrong
It's an interesting question for sure.
During his life, he certainly did champion a lot of form-over-function decisions: the "cube" G4, the hockey puck mouse on the iMacs, etc.
And then he also championed some similar decisions that most people regard as roaring successes: the removal of legacy ports on the MacBooks felt an awful lot like the decision to ditch legacy ports on the original iMacs.
- b3morales 5y ago> the removal of legacy ports on the MacBooks felt an awful lot like the decision to ditch legacy ports on the original iMacs Sort of, but this disregards some important product context. Having a multi-port dongle or adapters on a desktop machine is a very different experience than a portable.