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Glad I got a Lenovo. I was mulling over getting a macbook for the longest time since I wanted the option to develop iPhone apps. After thinking it over I realiz
by indiecore 14y ago
Glad I got a Lenovo. I was mulling over getting a macbook for the longest time since I wanted the option to develop iPhone apps. After thinking it over I realized that I was disgusted with Apple's practices and didn't want to support them beyond what I absolutely had to, so I'm getting a Thinkpad and I'm quite content with that. Any phone dev will have Android first and I'll get a second hand mini or something when I need to do iPhone work.
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- flyinRyan 14y agoSo you're going the route of "get it a little cheaper and expect little or no support"?
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- Gigablah 14y agoI think flyinRyan was referring to the second hand mini rather than the Lenovo?
- chucknelson 14y agoYep, you're right! Deleted my comment.
- indiecore 14y agoSorry, not sure if you're talking about grabbing the second-hand mini when the time comes or talking about my laptop purchase. In both cases it's not an issue of price it's an issue of Apple doesn't deserve my money and any transactions that I have to do with them will be solely based on accessing iOS users.
- pixelbath 14y agoSupport? It's a laptop, not an API. The only real support I expect after purchase is warranty replacement for faulty hardware.
- piyush_soni 14y agoBlind faith in anything is bad. Do you really think only Apple products have (considerable) support?