> They could annihilate the pc laptop market with decent ram and storage pricing I wouldn't be so sure about that. Though their hardware is capable, Apple has

> They could annihilate the pc laptop market with decent ram and storage pricing I wouldn't be so sure about that. Though their hardware is capable, Apple has very intentionally left behind large markets of software with specific choices they've made, including dropping support for 32-bit legacy applications, developing their own proprietary graphics API in the form of Metal, deprecating OpenGL, and refusing to support portable, cross-platform APIs like Vulkan. Apple computers compete against Apple computers, not PCs in general.