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What you are talking about makes absolutely no sense. There are completely different chipsets, ports, batteries etc in a MacBook Air versus a MacBook Pro. Most
by taligent 14y ago
What you are talking about makes absolutely no sense.
There are completely different chipsets, ports, batteries etc in a MacBook Air versus a MacBook Pro. Most of which have dependencies on each other. So a user can't just spec out a machine with the exception of very specific components.
Hence why they are branded differently.
- Retric 14y agoMBA is thin, has a SSD, integrated battery, an no disk drive. The MB pro is almost as thin, has a SSD, integrated battery, an no disk drive and a better screen. They killed the old Mack Book Line.
- lnanek2 14y agoNot to mention it costs a lot to offer configurability, rather than just ordering countless hordes of a few models from the factories...
- padobson 14y agoApple's supply chains operate on a 6-day turnaround. That means that a MBP that just arrived in the warehouse today will be shipped to a customer no later than a week from today. That is one of Apple's greatest strengths, and having that strength absolutely allows them to offer configurability.