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Yeah, really! They should provide options to ship with the best SSD options available, even if it has to come at a premium price. They need to let the market d
by gohnjanotis 17y ago
Yeah, really! They should provide options to ship with the best SSD options available, even if it has to come at a premium price.
They need to let the market decide.
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- raganwald 17y agoYes, and while they're at it, why not offer a MacBook with Windows instead of OS X? Why not offer a subscription music service? Why do they insist on making premium products? Why not make one of everything like Dell and let the market decide?
- jbellis 17y agoObviously offering one of everything isn't what Apple does. Offering the _best_ of everything is. So shipping a crappy SSD is dumb. (Personally I strongly suspect it's because they can get closer to that 100% hardware markup they love on a lower-end model, than because it's greener. But I'm sure "green" sounds better.)
- raganwald 17y agoI think "best" is part of the perception they market, but the reality is that they off er a variety of products that don't suck. Sometimes that comes across as "high end" because of how many other bag-sucking PCs are marketed as "cheap." But seriously, when was the last time an Apple computer has the fastest CPU? Or the largest laptop screen. Or anything with a card reader. Or blue ray... Just pointing out that they are entirely willing to avoid the absolute top of the line and have done so consistently. Maybe it's a margin thing as you say, I don't know...