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If the supercar experience is what you want in a computer you'll be running unix or something more obscure on souped up hardware. Maybe the Mac Pro rates here (
by cturner 18y ago
If the supercar experience is what you want in a computer you'll be running unix or something more obscure on souped up hardware. Maybe the Mac Pro rates here (it would be a lot more certain if you could practically separate Darwin from the candy), but there's no way the macbook equates to a supercar. Careful with those car anologies - I have heard people make remarks like that about Volvos.
- ericwaller 18y agoI intentionally picked the boxster because it is by no means a supercar. It's a reasonably priced sports car (<50k) from a well respected brand. The analogy works for any class of car, or any consumer product. That's the argument, really -- that this is a pervasive phenomenon, but we only seem hear about it in regards to laptops.