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Well, they did straighten out their naming convention but instead of putting relating processor speed and model number they simply changed everything to be clas
by blktiger 12y ago
Well, they did straighten out their naming convention but instead of putting relating processor speed and model number they simply changed everything to be classified by device type. Their most consumer friendly options only allow you to customize storage. The less-consumer friendly options have lots of customization options. I think it's great because consumers aren't really confused as to which machine is which.
Compare that to other tech companies like Garmin which has like 20 different Nuvi's that all do basically the same thing.
- kjjw 12y agoI think the storage size thing is just as silly as anything else. I often wonder why they bother. My best guess is it allows them to advertise a lower entry level price while pushing people to go for the mid or higher end when they get to making a decision. Ever notice how the low-storage Apple model is always just a little bit too low?