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XPS is Dell's premium lifestyle model. OptiPlex is their enterprise/pro model (which starts at $499). I didn't talk about "a car" in the generic sense, I talked
by Kerrick 4y ago
XPS is Dell's premium lifestyle model. OptiPlex is their enterprise/pro model (which starts at $499). I didn't talk about "a car" in the generic sense, I talked about a single model--not even multiple models from the same manufacturer (Apple:Ford::Mac Mini:Maverick).
- gymbeaux 4y agoThat's my point. Within the same model is a variance in price expected of the entire industry at the macro level. You can't argue that XPS is "premium lifestyle", that's what Dell says it is, but that's not what it ends up being in reality. I will say XPS/Optiplex are both the "pro" stuff (pro as in MacBook Pro, not necessarily Pro as in "used in corporate IT most often").