New MacBook - Do We Really Need Thinner Machines?
Apple has unveiled a new MacBook and it's thinner than ever before. I've always wondered whether people really need thinner devices that compromise on stuff. 'Compromise' is what I call to what Apple touts as innovation. The new laptop from Apple sans all the useful ports to chase the thinner form factor. A single port now acts as 'everything' from charging point to display connector to USB.
What's more annoying is that while Apple says that their machines drop all the ports, it releases dongles that have additional ports! So you've to buy the new dongle to get all the connectivity that should have been default!
Do you think MacBook is an example of innovation not going in the right direction? Or is it a step towards a wire-free world?
What's more annoying is that while Apple says that their machines drop all the ports, it releases dongles that have additional ports! So you've to buy the new dongle to get all the connectivity that should have been default!
Do you think MacBook is an example of innovation not going in the right direction? Or is it a step towards a wire-free world?
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