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The problem is your comparisons are off. It's like the $3k MacBook pro has worse performance than the $500 generic, the $20k car is a better drive, or the $10
by gregmac 4y ago
The problem is your comparisons are off.
It's like the $3k MacBook pro has worse performance than the $500 generic, the $20k car is a better drive, or the $10 meal is better food than the fine dining.
Sure, the aesthetic and convenience qualities of the expensive versions are better, but basic functionality of a high-end product has to be at least comparable to the mid-range, and definitely has to be better then the low-end.