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AFAIK, Nokia and Microsoft don't make laptops. Portable music players are comparatively cheap and disposable in comparison to a £3000 laptop.
by kamjam 14y ago
AFAIK, Nokia and Microsoft don't make laptops. Portable music players are comparatively cheap and disposable in comparison to a £3000 laptop.
- ebbv 14y agoRead the post I was responding to. He was talking about iPhones and iPods. Regardless, if you care about being able to change the RAM, HDD and battery don't buy a MBP. It's pretty simple.
- kamjam 14y agoTrue that, you pays your money you makes your choice. Thins is, at a few hundred pounds the iPod and iPad are almost disposable, but at a few thousand an MBP is not. I actually was considering buying one of the "lower end" MBP, but because of this it is a deal breaker. (ps. I don't own an iPad because the memory is not upgradeable or an iPhone because I cannot carry around a spare battery - I travel around a fair bit so these are important factors to me)