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Lower cost tier and Apple? Nope. Just normal (very high) cost and maybe much highier cost. IMHO
by hexo 4y ago
Lower cost tier and Apple? Nope. Just normal (very high) cost and maybe much highier cost.
IMHO
- AyyWS 4y agoiPhone SE, iPad, and the MacBook Air all disagree with you. I feel like this is the cheapest Apple products have ever been. My grandma had a colorful $2000 Apple laptop in early 2000s and you can get a MacBook Air now for $1000. That's a heck of a price decline without figuring inflation.
- account-5 4y agoI wouldn't call any of those low cost. Only relative to other Apple products might they be considered "cheaper".
- squeaky-clean 4y agoChromebooks start around $150, and perform well at around $400 and are perfect for the grandma use-case
- AyyWS 4y agoI wasn't very clear. She had a mac laptop around 1998 or so.
- squeaky-clean 4y agoI meant it in response to "you can get a MacBook Air now for $1000". It is the cheapest of the Apple laptops but it's not a particularly cheap laptop.
- yamtaddle 4y agoI was pretty surprised at how shit ChromeOS' accessibility features are, when my elderly dad got one, considering their market is basically young kids and old people.