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None of what you're describing is "general-purpose computing".
by duskwuff 3y ago
None of what you're describing is "general-purpose computing".
- amelius 3y agoIt is general purpose computing from the perspective that a client company can build anything they want with it. Which is not true for Apple products. They are end user products aimed at the end consumer.
- zztop44 3y agoRight, but increasingly many of those “end users” are large businesses.
- ExoticPearTree 3y agoYou are very wrong about this statement. You can't take a Dell/HP/Thinkpad laptop and transform it in the car multimedia device. You are confusing computer parts with devices. Yes, it is true Apple won't sell you a CPU to put it on the motherboard of your choosing, but it is also true they don't operate in this market.