I’m not going to be sucked into one of your long, drawn out, multi-page post battles, where you continually re-define the issue and demand answers to a neverending series of additional questions.
For three posts, you created multiple strawman arguments out of your own points, but not addressing the ones that were asked of you prior about the Airpower. If you choose to keep replying, then why don’t you answer the questions from the past three posts? That’s part of discussion, is it not? You keep refuting me on your own tangents without actually addressing the questions, which makes it difficult for discussion in itself. That’s not asking a lot in the sense of being proactive regarding the AirPower. But no one is “demanding” anything, that’s again you insinuating something just for the sake of semantics, which was Not even related in the past to post that you interjected other remarks that were not accurate.
You said “there is no excuse why Apple shouldn’t at least provide an update about the Airpower or at minimum provide some more marketing geared towards it.” You’re wrong. We’re only six months into a fifteen month timeframe
Now you’re going to instill in argument about the timeframe being wrong? What does that have to do anything with the fact that I mentioned marketing as a whole is crucial to a products success before it launches. You’re conflating two different things and honestly, you’re going way off topic for something just to argue the word “Wrong.” Again, you seemingly don’t want to answer any questions prior, which I have no idea why you’re ignoring anything that was addressed previously.
There’s no reason for you to be demanding an update or more marketing.
Demanding? No one demanded anything, this is an opinionated website where others can interject their own thoughts on why Apple has not marketed/commented on the Airpower since it’s announcement in Fall 2017. You keep interjecting your own narrative into this argument, and no one has used the word “Demanding” other than You.
You want more info, I get it. But to claim there’s “no excuse” for not getting what you want is ridiculous.
Another Clear example you’re not reading the previous post at all. For a second time in a row with my past to post(s), I stated I was not upset the Airpower is not released, others have Expressed their disdain. I don’t necessarily want more information, I would like to see more marketing for a product just as I gave examples with the other Apple products that were launched months prior. I truly believe you’re not reading my previous post at all and you’re just going off on your own sub points. And its not what I want, it’s what others have clearly expressed in this thread and throughout this forum are frustrated. And rightfully so.
You also said “If it doesn’t launch during WWDC, then that will put at a fall release, which would be one year from its announcement
What exactly are you confused about here? For the fourth time: the AirPower was announced in fall 2017, if it doesn’t launch during WWDC 2018 , that only leaves one other time for the Airpower to launch during fall 2018, which puts that one year from when it was first announced. I’m not sure why you’re making this much more difficult than this needs to be by going off some random tangent about the timeframe when this whole discussion is about marketing and enticing the consumer about an upcoming Product. I truly believe for the sake of discussion, you’re just trying to create your own strawman arguments out of dates over the actual point of discussion.
If you’re going to choose reply again, please re-read the prior posts and answer the questions. It really does make it for much more useful discussion then you’re making it seemingly be
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