> On Apple pcs you have maybe 4 main models, but you can still configure them however you like You mean: "you can still configure them however you like," as lo

> On Apple pcs you have maybe 4 main models, but you can still configure them however you like You mean: "you can still configure them however you like," as long as long as the only things you want to change RAM and disk space and nothing else. > Why not do the same thing? Have a few main models and allow customization (I haven’t checked if that’s actually possible on Dell) Didn't I already address that? "If they did the Apple, 'we offer 4 models, take it or leave it,' I guarantee, none of them would have been affordably-priced 16:10 models." Having more models increases the likelihood a customer can get what they want. Apple offers zero models with a 16:10 screen and a number pad, for instance. If that's what you want in a Mac, you're SOL.