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Well that depends where you buy, and I would argue that buying Surface device outside of sales/special offers is not a very wise decision. Those are MSRP not n
by seec 3y ago
Well that depends where you buy, and I would argue that buying Surface device outside of sales/special offers is not a very wise decision.
Those are MSRP not necessarily the price people will buy them at (unlike Apple).
Even then, a Surface Laptop is somewhere in between a MacBook Air and MacBook pro depending on configuration.
Where I live, if you start adding necessary options, at the announced price a SL6 16/512GO is more expensive than a MacBook Air 16/512 (1879 vs 1759 euros) but much less expensive than a base MacBook Pro with 16/512 (2229 euros) and it arguably perform closer to the latter (especially with the dedicated 8GB of VRAM).
Then again, I would not buy them at launch and at the very least one should wait for their consumer-oriented offering.
Where I agree with you, is in Microsoft being almost as idiotic as Apple are with their pricing.
- neodymiumphish 3y agoMSRP is the best way to compare. In the US, there are significant deals for Apple devices all the time.