Re:We're Ending Our Samsung Collaboration
by eviks on Friday May 24, 2024 @04:24AM
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>Which some people don’t like.
1. I was answering the question "why people bring it up so much", so your "some" is irrelevant, as is whatever Apple thinks.
> cables tend to be stiffer
2. That would be a non-obvious justification for the obvious design flaw, but still not something that would make it flawless
But also
> it doesn’t work well with a cable attached
You don't need it to, the only difference vs. today is that in those cases where you've forgotten to plug the mouse to recharge it you'd be able to continue work (yes, with some downsides of a stiff cable attached), so that's still a marked improvement over the design where you can't use a mouse at all
> time to market.
how does that explain not fixing it in the time after it hit the market? (but more generally, see 2.)
1. I was answering the question "why people bring it up so much", so your "some" is irrelevant, as is whatever Apple thinks.
> cables tend to be stiffer
2. That would be a non-obvious justification for the obvious design flaw, but still not something that would make it flawless
But also
> it doesn’t work well with a cable attached
You don't need it to, the only difference vs. today is that in those cases where you've forgotten to plug the mouse to recharge it you'd be able to continue work (yes, with some downsides of a stiff cable attached), so that's still a marked improvement over the design where you can't use a mouse at all
> time to market.
how does that explain not fixing it in the time after it hit the market? (but more generally, see 2.)