Re:Apple expected to adopt keyboard with scissor mechanism f...
by nfoz on Friday July 26, 2019 @06:54PM
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When I bought a Macbook in 2006, it came with a remote-control. I guess they don't do this anymore?
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Re:Apple expected to adopt keyboard with scissor mechanism f...
by schpaencoder on Friday July 26, 2019 @07:09PM
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They certainly don’t come with anything nonessential anymore.
Re:Apple expected to adopt keyboard with scissor mechanism f...
by Corrado on Saturday July 27, 2019 @05:22AM
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This is part of my frustration with Apple lately. Buying an Apple product, any Apple product, used to be a premium experience. You received everything you needed, and more. There were plenty of cords, controllers, etc. and even stickers! The packaging was beautiful to look at, easy to work with (no squeaky Styrofoam!), and cleverly constructed. You were excited to get the package home and open it.
Now, Apple seems to cut corners where ever possible; as someone else mentioned the power brick no longer includes an extension cable. To make matters worse, the USB-C cable they do include is a "power only" cable and won't allow you to hook up other things to your MBP. This means to hook up your monitor to your new computer you have to remember to purchase a "real" USB-C cable.
This is on a product that costs thousands of dollars! Can they not afford to provide a usable set of cables with your $2,500 computer?
Re:Apple expected to adopt keyboard with scissor mechanism f...
by redwall_hp on Friday July 26, 2019 @08:12PM
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They don't even come with a three prong extension cord anymore.
Re:Apple expected to adopt keyboard with scissor mechanism f...
by inferiorhuman on Saturday July 27, 2019 @02:22AM
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The replacement USB-C chargers don't even come with any way of connecting to the computer.