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> So small in fact that it isn't worth Apple's time to design a computer specifically catered to them. Apple never appreciated it when other companies treated
by jasonlotito 13y ago
> So small in fact that it isn't worth Apple's time to design a computer specifically catered to them.
Apple never appreciated it when other companies treated them in the same manner.
- philwelch 13y agoThe difference is that Apple has the money and influence to get what they want, so they're not the ones upset when a particular partner or supplier doesn't play along. It's the supplier's loss.
- nkeets 13y agoCompanies don't have feelings.
- tedunangst 13y agoI'm not sure what you're referring to. PowerPC? IBM wouldn't sell apple what they wanted, so apple bought from intel. If you don't like what apple is selling, you have the same choice: buy from some somebody else. Feel free to tell the world how much happier you are, too, if that's your thing.
- jasonlotito 13y ago> If you don't like what apple is selling, you have the same choice: buy from some somebody else. That's a horrible sentiment, and horrible advice. Not liking a feature, or a missing feature, doesn't mean a product isn't good or worthwhile. No product is perfect, and there is nothing wrong with wanting more. If Apple took your sentiments to heart, we wouldn't have their current lineup of products, all improvements on older models that had problems or lacked features.