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Until recently, Apple had a 13" Macbook Air, a 13" MacBook and a 13" MacBook Pro. As a first-time Mac buyer last year I was certainly confused about the differ
by statictype 15y ago
Until recently, Apple had a 13" Macbook Air, a 13" MacBook and a 13" MacBook Pro.
As a first-time Mac buyer last year I was certainly confused about the difference between the plastic MacBook and the MacBook Pro.
I find it hard to believe that simplicity of choice is a reason people buy Apple laptops.
If you're looking at the various MacBook models, you've pretty much already made a conscious decision to consider buying from Apple for reasons that had nothing to do with how many models were on display.
It was probably the reputation for good design, easy software, lack of shovelware, no viruses etc...
- technoslut 15y agoIn retrospect this was a transitional phase for Apple since the Macbook is no longer offered. Even at three different models it is still far less complicated than the rest of the industry.
- philwelch 15y agoBut you can just look at the pictures to tell them apart. Oh, that one's tiny and made of aluminum, that one's bigger and made of plastic, and that one's bigger and made of aluminum. I didn't have to click through meaningless pages of non-differentiating differentiations to see those options, they were right there on the page.
- statictype 15y agoI could certainly tell them apart by looking at them. Question was why they had these 2 different models in the first place