Feels like such a waste....
... I don't get the logic behind this at all.
Perhaps some of you out there can explain it to me.
Apple developed these "great" products that many of us have been pining for, for months now. But then, by the time they are available on the market they are several months, perhaps even half a year old already, which is considerable in the total lifespan of a computer as well as a tablet.
Their product life cycles are different but the question, I think, is valid for them both; why develop products that can not be manufactured (fast enough)?
We loose out because we have to buy old technology.
Apple loose out because they can't sell it.
Who's the winner here?
... I don't get the logic behind this at all.
Perhaps some of you out there can explain it to me.
Apple developed these "great" products that many of us have been pining for, for months now. But then, by the time they are available on the market they are several months, perhaps even half a year old already, which is considerable in the total lifespan of a computer as well as a tablet.
Their product life cycles are different but the question, I think, is valid for them both; why develop products that can not be manufactured (fast enough)?
We loose out because we have to buy old technology.
Apple loose out because they can't sell it.
Who's the winner here?
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