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A customer should care about looking at a retail product with their own POV, not someone else's. This is the classic "you're holding it wrong" response.
by pompino 3y ago
A customer should care about looking at a retail product with their own POV, not someone else's. This is the classic "you're holding it wrong" response.
- SkyMarshal 3y agoIt's more the classic glass half empty vs half full response. Although given the small size of the notch, it's more like 10% empty vs 90% full.
- xattt 3y ago“Screen half black vs half lit up”
- pompino 3y agoI don't see a problem with criticizing the one of richest companies in the world on legitimate issues, or holding them to a very high standard. They can defend themselves just fine. I'd give a smaller company much more leeway. I own several Apple products (often the ones I criticize the most are the ones I personally purchased and used long term), but I'm not part of the Apple "community" or other Apple fanbases.
- yungporko 3y agono it's just a fact. before the notch, the parts of the screen either side of it were not screen, but now they are. the complaints about the notch literally boil down to "it's not enough extra screen".
- pompino 3y agoThe only "fact" here is that Apple is going to milk you twice. Once when they sold you a knowingly flawed design and again, when they finally develop the tech to eliminate the notch, Apple fans will happily line up to pay them again.
- kstrauser 3y agoOK. I'm the customer here, and I'm looking at it with my own POV. I think it's neat that I have extra pixels to hold the menu bar so that the rest of the screen can be dedicated to the apps I'm running.
- pompino 3y agoGood, so are you going to pay Apple twice? Once for creating the problem, and again when they develop the under-screen tech to fix it?
- kstrauser 3y agoUm, yeah? I bought my current laptop with the extra pixels at a time I needed a new laptop. If Apple comes up with a way to add more extra pixels by the next time I'm looking to buy one, I'll get that. The notch is an improvement over the old thick bezel design. Presumably they'll find an even better solution down the road. When they do, I'm not going to complain that they didn't jump forward to the currently nonexistent technology on the first iteration.
- pompino 3y agoIt's called incremental innovation "this changes everything, again" (yawn!) , so they can slow talk you into opening up your wallet yet again. You can bet your bottom dollar if Apple saw a significant threat to their money maker, you'd see them eliminate the notch in gen 1 itself. Suddenly the "non existent" tech would magically appear.
- arrowleaf 3y agoYou seem to be thinking that Apple will introduce under-screen cameras next... I highly doubt that. Under-screen will never have the fidelity of a camera without layers of screen in front of it. If anything the notch's dead space will become physically smaller, with the visible notch staying the same size to provide 'dynamic island' functionality, like on the iPhones. I'd pay for that.