Just another way for MG to place Apple on a pedestal. Look, it does make sense that when my mother goes to buy a computer, she can be confident in knowing what

Just another way for MG to place Apple on a pedestal. Look, it does make sense that when my mother goes to buy a computer, she can be confident in knowing what she's getting, without having to understand gigabytes, megahertz and cores. I get that. But the first thing I did after clicking on the link to buy my Macbook Air? Spec'd it out the way I wanted. It's not transparent, and people like "specs". i7, 256 GB HD. It's the same reason I know the fuel mileage, tire size and horsepower of my car. How can anyone take this guy seriously when he says things like: "My MacBook Air doesn’t have the specs of a brand new HP PC laptop — but it still feels faster."