You're counting all the way up to the last update, which I did say nowadays you only get one update a year, which is true and shaping up to be the same for 2016. Go back to 2013 and earlier only. Then you have 11 updates in 7 calendar years (and that's only counting 2007 once...), not including the little every 4 month speed bumps as these little speed bumps they used to give you were never broken out as different models when assigning years to them (mid-2010, etc). They weren't much, but they were something - you were never that far from at least a little incremental update.
Where do you get off acting holier than thou accusing me of feeling "righteous" and "dishonest"? If you actually have been using Apple notebooks for the last decade and followed the update cycles like a hawk throughout the last decade (and no, the 4 month speed bumps aren't in the MR buyer's guides either) like me and the 30 people that liked my post, you'd know I'm actually right.
It's like you personally got butt-hurt by my accurate and correct post, which is bizarre.
