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I never understood why they didn't use the Apple "UI". Where Apple presents fewer models (say N models), and when you select one, each is configurable for scree
by laffOr 6mo ago
I never understood why they didn't use the Apple "UI". Where Apple presents fewer models (say N models), and when you select one, each is configurable for screen size/RAM/CPU/whatever (say K picks), yielding N*K possibilities, many Windows laptop sellers present a list of N*K SKUs where you need to triple check what the difference between SKU A and B.
- ImPostingOnHN 6mo agoThey do. That's just the different base models. You can customize each one.
- throwaway27448 6mo agoPersonally I would not cluster 2/3rds of my product line under the single moniker of "dell pro"
- fwipsy 6mo agoThey're meant to replace vostro/latitude/precision - enterprise machines. I suspect that Dell expectes shoppers to either look at enterprise or consumer, not both.
- fzeindl 6mo agoMy guess is that some cell in an excel sheet says that some customers bought certain models in the past and no manager at Dell has enough weight or enough courage to question that and rule to NOT release a certain model.