you can tell it feels more like work than passion for linus.
Sure. But I think unbox therapy is even worse. He has one video "You Should Buy the New iPhone SE" and another "DON'T Buy the New iPhone SE". I'm not clicking on any of those.Click bait-y crap.. like "I took my iMac Pro apart, broke something and Apple had the nerve to void my warranty". This guy is nothing but an idiotic troll looking for ad revenue. Not worth the bandwidth or time.
Right. That’s exactly how to get rich. All they do is make crappy, underpowered computers and charge exorbitant prices. That’s a sure-fire way to get rich, alright. No one wants to buy that terrible stuff because it’s so crappy, under powered, and expensive, yet miraculously they keep getting richer. You must be right!Apple is getting rich partly on poor standard specs plus large mark-ups for upgrades and extras across their entire hardware range.
It is clear that you registered on this forum 13 years ago just to troll /sI became a Macintosh/Apple user in 2003. 2019 I became a Google user.
I needed a new computer and bought a $200 Chromebook. It works great. This computer was the same price as Apple AirPods.
The cheapest Apple laptop is $800 more. No thanks Tim Apple.
It may be easier than doing "real work" on an iPad Pro. Given thay your "real work" and his are comparableGoodluck doing real work on your Chromebook. 💀
Hah, I came here to post this. I think he did it on the wrong side though. Maybe it would have run into things on the edges but he could have brought them in a little and I think it would have been fine.Apple Wheels Skateboard
Almost anyone who says this is for enterprises doesn't work for enterprisesTo anyone who says this is for enterprises, that is not true. I work for an enterprise, and they don’t even want to spend on MacBooks, much less in “wheels”. The only ones who would get this are the VPs.
these devices have always been built to withstand normal use. intentionally bending a device at a certain point is not normal use. iPhone 6 and iPad Pro had a small number of customers experiencing bending which were due to mishandling.
So normal use would not have bend iPhones and the same iPhones were more prone to bending?There were reports of an internal Apple document that Apple knew the iPhone 6 was more prone to bending all along. It's entirely possible Apple would have made structural improvements
To anyone who says this is for enterprises, that is not true. I work for an enterprise, and they don’t even want to spend on MacBooks, much less in “wheels”. The only ones who would get this are the VPs.
Apple Wheels Skateboard
Apple deserves to be made fun of for these and the monitor stand.
Having saved $600 on your laptop, you’ve seen the light and you’re done with Apple. You know the importance of value.
And how do you rate the value of the time you spend continuing to post on MacRumors, now that you’ve moved on?
Because it’s still a waste of money that’s why not? That $700 could go to someone’s salary instead of $700 wheels on something that most people probably won’t even move or need to move very often.
This guy has the same attitude as iJustine, Marques Brownlee etcYeah, that guy is normally way too shouty and annoying, but this conveyed the right level of bemusement.
Awh, did some YouTuber hurt your feelings? 🥱
Edit: Yeah, keep the hate coming 🤗 Jerry is the nicest guy on the internet and Lew doesn’t deserve half the hate he gets, comparing them to the Paul brothers makes no sense whatsoever.
It started right away when they announced the $999 stand, you heard (lots of) people
laughing at the price in the audience.
As for the wheels, yeah, way overpriced but the design is well done.
Hah, I came here to post this. I think he did it on the wrong side though. Maybe it would have run into things on the edges but he could have brought them in a little and I think it would have been fine.
You don't need more than that, Apple's Displays don't have Touch on them, so no need.I think my Cintiq Ergo 32 stand it way more complex, rock solid and have more maneuver movement rather than $1000 Apple own stand, which is just rotation/swivel/up down, like normal monitor stand, and only half of price from Apple asking for.
When adding wheels to the ?Mac Pro? when making an initial purchase, Apple charges $400, but the standalone kit to be used after purchase is $300 more because the pre-purchase price includes the price of removing the $300 feet.