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Apple Computing Products:
macOS - Notebook Hardware
can someone clarify this "logic board" stuff i have been hearing?
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<blockquote data-quote="tmjf_sifu" data-source="post: 18055"><p>i greatly appreciate the input from both of you. i am not trying to be harsh, but i have read hundreds of posts from people who have had bad experiences with tech support. </p><p></p><p> additionally, i appreciate your mathematic rationalization, but i am not comforted by the numbers. i think it is great that a unique company with another idea is making gains against the big boys. however, i know many people who have bought macs with absolutely no reasearch whatsoever. they bought them because they are eye candy and cool. i have to feel that a great deal of sales to people like me are due simply to aesthetics.</p><p></p><p>i build computers for people and i care about how much i am going to have to screw around with the product to get it to work. my last laptop is a PC and has lasted me almost 4 years without a single hitch. i want the same thing from apple. all of my friends have had good luck with theirs, too, but they all have older macs.</p><p></p><p>like every other basic consumer, all i care about is MY number, the percentage of sales which consists of ME. i do not want a defective product. this is why i am trying to find out which models have this flaw and whether the new ibooks have been modified to avoid this (as i have read in a post elsewhere). can you help me with this?</p><p></p><p>i still want an ibook and i will probably buy one due to good people like you who share their good experiences. thanks for your help and the excellent info.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tmjf_sifu, post: 18055"] i greatly appreciate the input from both of you. i am not trying to be harsh, but i have read hundreds of posts from people who have had bad experiences with tech support. additionally, i appreciate your mathematic rationalization, but i am not comforted by the numbers. i think it is great that a unique company with another idea is making gains against the big boys. however, i know many people who have bought macs with absolutely no reasearch whatsoever. they bought them because they are eye candy and cool. i have to feel that a great deal of sales to people like me are due simply to aesthetics. i build computers for people and i care about how much i am going to have to screw around with the product to get it to work. my last laptop is a PC and has lasted me almost 4 years without a single hitch. i want the same thing from apple. all of my friends have had good luck with theirs, too, but they all have older macs. like every other basic consumer, all i care about is MY number, the percentage of sales which consists of ME. i do not want a defective product. this is why i am trying to find out which models have this flaw and whether the new ibooks have been modified to avoid this (as i have read in a post elsewhere). can you help me with this? i still want an ibook and i will probably buy one due to good people like you who share their good experiences. thanks for your help and the excellent info. [/QUOTE]
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can someone clarify this "logic board" stuff i have been hearing?
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