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Buyer's Guide Update
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What is outdated? Or do you mean in general, thus no specifics are required, and guessing is the better MO?
It's all about guessing, anyway.
Most items in the buyer's guide do have some kind of update once or twice per week, sometimes nearly every day.
It would be helpful if the OP could be a little more specific about how those guesses could be more up-to-date, or why he thinks that the whole guide is somehow outdated, when it relies on version history, plus rumors. It's a flaky combination, isn't it?
Most items in the buyer's guide do have some kind of update once or twice per week, sometimes nearly every day.
It would be helpful if the OP could be a little more specific about how those guesses could be more up-to-date, or why he thinks that the whole guide is somehow outdated, when it relies on version history, plus rumors. It's a flaky combination, isn't it?
As far as the Buyer's Guide recommendations go, it's mostly automatic. We add data points when Apple releases new products, but other than that it runs by itself unless we feel the need to customize a particular entry.
Is there something in particular you think needs updating?
Is there something in particular you think needs updating?
ahh my bad was looking at macbook pro not retina macbook... 592 days since last update.. I thought the macbook had a refresh in october too
That is one item*, which in this year can probably be removed, as that model is no longer available, except the 13" MBP without Retina Display.
* one item to delete the entire guide, as the entire guide is no longer useful due to one item
Thanks, mister passive aggressive..
I said my bad.. you want me to bleed for it, will that make you happy?
Ya, maybe with the next update the non-Retina version will be gone entirely and we can once again get everything under just "MacBook Pro". You're certainly not the first to have missed it.