And here we are at the end of the year, a brand new 16" £2000+ Macbook and still a 720p webcam.
I've read and listened to many reviews of this new amazing laptop and they all mention the poor webcam.
100% genuinely I would LOVE to speak to those at Apple responsible for this to get a understanding of why.
It can't be cost, $2000+ machine, and what would the part cost different be between a 720p and 1080p webcam module be? Let s take a guess at $5
It can't be power needed to handle the data. the machine is super powerful.
It can't be battery, as the difference would be a non issue given the batter size.
Physical size? ust how much larger physically is a 720p over a 1080p camera module?
This type of thing really makes me curios and seems to happen a LOT.
You have a machine, amazing in all areas and you deliberately design a poor/weak point that get's picked up on pretty much every single review.
And given poor webcam has been criticized on cheaper lower power machines in the past, you can't as a company say we never thought about it.
Which means it's a deliberate choice to fit a poor quality, in relation to the rest of an otherwise amazing machine.
I would love to know officially why.