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You say without the "expense". How many resistors could you buy for the price of a decent MacBook Pro?
by manimalcruelty 13y ago
You say without the "expense". How many resistors could you buy for the price of a decent MacBook Pro?
- kevin-brown 13y agoYou don't need a MacBook Pro to program, and in many cases it's useless for some applications (Windows applications). You can get away with a really inexpensive computer, which really lowers that number of resistors. But the important part is that you can just buy one of them, unlike resistors where you will always need to buy more to continue innovating.
- xerophtye 13y agoYou don't NEED a macbook pro to write programs. where as you NEED those resistors to make the thing work. and it truly is INVENTING. You can pretty much do anything with the need of "funding" like the other fields