Apple’s way of doing business under TC.
In this regard, exactly the same as under SJ.
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I personally love the new machines thin light and more powerful with the highest bandwidth and most versatile I/O put on any laptop I also like the low travel keyboard. If only my 2013 wasn’t still running great and still more computer than I need i’d Have one in a heartbeat.
This laptops are divisive, and many reasons for that. Other than potential keyboard issues and price, I love them.
Some people just dislike them and that’s fine, though I can’t shake the feeling that there are those who are hating just to push a certain narrative that goes beyond the scope of these computers.
Anyway, really love mine, mostly
because of some of the reasons others dislike them - like usb-c ports or the feel (not reliability) of the keyboard. Some people don’t like these things and I understand where they are coming from. As I said: a divisive device, especially on a tech forum like this one.
If they do a redesign influenced by the negative feedback though, I
really hope they don’t decrease the size of the trackpad. Please, no. That thing is amazing.
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After watching Louis Rossman´s short video history
Louis Rossman is a bitter dude and preachy, like Linus, he is simply in a different demographic than the one Apple is targeting and can’t seem to understand that. His video history of Apple failures is, basically, industry wide. Delicate, complex, super advanced devices that are made in such insane quantities to satisfy a market that literally goes crazy if they have to wait a week or two longer to get the new toy - do tend to break down occasionally and have many issues across a seemingly large, but (compared to the total number of units) insignificant number of devices. It’s like he confuses these devices to products hand-made by a bunch of dedicated, old-school engineers in small volumes.