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And yet they become obsolete in a couple of years of time unlike the likes of other products like say for example, ThinkPads. It's a forced and planned obsoles
by indianmouse 3y ago
And yet they become obsolete in a couple of years of time unlike the likes of other products like say for example, ThinkPads.
It's a forced and planned obsolescence and nothing else.
All the required cost for the product and support is already included in the product cost as it being costly compared to its competitors. All other stuff that they do around it is pure marketing and projection to make people believe and have that sense of something super duper is being offered to them which doesn't exist and is unique.
While some of is acceptable, but majority of it is useless or not used or used once or twice in it's lifetime. Except for some professionals.
Just swindling people of their hard earned monies...
- musicale 3y ago> And yet they become obsolete in a couple of years of time unlike the likes of other products like say for example, ThinkPads. Last I checked Apple products get about 7 years of updates. My 2016 MacBook Pro is falling off the edge of security updates about now. I'd prefer 10 years, but it's more than two. The exception may be more recent intel Macs which are likely to be obsoleted at a faster rate due to the ARM/Apple Silicon transition. Though I guess you can still run Windows. ;-p