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> feels like a huge oversight Maybe I'm giving Apple a bit too much credit here, but it feels like they've given this some thought and decided to not go with t
by ThalesX 3y ago
> feels like a huge oversight
Maybe I'm giving Apple a bit too much credit here, but it feels like they've given this some thought and decided to not go with that based on some sort of rationale, not oversight.
- ChuckNorris89 3y ago>but it feels like they've given this some thought and decided to not go with that based on some sort of rationale Was it the same rationale they used to ship the broken butterfly keyboard for 4 years straight, or for the uncomfortable bottom charging mouse that even hardcore Apple fans don't use? It's always funny to see people making excuses for the poor decisions of their favorite corporation as if Apple can do no wrong and it isn't capable of making stupid decisions just like any other big corporation subject to the same internal turf wars and power struggles.
- acdha 3y agoNobody is saying that they don’t make mistakes but the reason we remembered the butterfly keyboard is that it was a rare high-profile mistake. It seems reasonable to bet that this will be like one of the many thousands of decisions they’ve made well rather than the few memorable failures.
- programmarchy 3y agoDon’t batteries get hot? My Mac Air gets hot enough to be too uncomfortable to keep on my lap so there’s no way I’d want one sitting on my head. Seems like most consumers perceive a degree of danger associated with batteries, and don’t want them anywhere near their head.