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That argument usually applied to iOS an their practices about non easily user repairable hardware.
by anologwintermut 13y ago
That argument usually applied to iOS an their practices about non easily user repairable hardware.
- arrrg 13y agoI’ve heard it made plenty times in reference to OS X (also iOS where they are really pushing the boundaries of the hardware to bring it to old devices). Every time a new version comes out, actually.
- stcredzero 13y ago> That argument usually applied to iOS... That's been the traditional criticism against Apple and Mac seemingly forever. (User of Apples since Apple II+ and original Macintosh.)
- ctdonath 13y agoPlanned obsolescence has been Apple's standard operating procedure since the beginning.
- Bud 13y agoWhatever. Is that why I've used my desktop Macs for an average of about 8 years before replacing them, and same with the laptops, at which time, I sold them, still working, to others?
- enneff 13y agoIndeed. What about the Apple II/e and original Macintoshes remaining useful for a decade after their release?