To: PeteB570
Exactly.
And if you invest the hours, weeks, and months learning about it, it will all be obsolete in a couple of years.
But that is all part of the plan — make you buy a new widget every couple of years or so. It is called planned obsolescence.
19 posted on
05/01/2014 12:35:23 PM PDT by
dhs12345
To: dhs12345
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And if you invest the hours, weeks, and months learning about it, it will all be obsolete in a couple of years. But that is all part of the plan make you buy a new widget every couple of years or so. It is called planned obsolescence. Yep. It's a known drawback of buying Apple's stuff. Limited upgrade life.
The upside? It's got a long useful lifetime, and typically very high resale value. During its lifetime it's generally dependable and just works.
For many people, that's the better deal. Ain't a free market with choices just dandy? :)
22 posted on
05/01/2014 12:56:47 PM PDT by
dayglored
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To: dhs12345
My kids don’t seem to have any problems with Apple Tech.
I think they absorb it while they’re sleeping.
26 posted on
05/01/2014 2:01:47 PM PDT by
PeteB570
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