OK, I have a friend who has just informed me that Apple as of the release of
Lion is no longer making, nor selling refurbished or not, the white plain
macbooks. Now, all they're selling in the laptop style is either the two
sizes of Macbook Airs, or if you want a full laptop, then the Eluminum
Macbook Pro. Not that this really per sey is a major issue for newcomers,
except the price will obviously be more, which leads me to my question.
What about people like myself? I got my macbook back in April. It's not a
Pro. It's just a stocked white 13 inch. So, God forbid that thing ever
stops working during my year warranty, but hypotheticly, let's just say that
it did. I'm not in the least impressed with the Macbook airs. Not even the
13 inch model. It's just not at all compreble for what I need. So, don't
tell me I'd be either forced to get an air, seeing that they're at equal
price, or pay more to get a Pro. Why should we pay more for something under
warranty, and furthermore, more for a product replacing the one we already
have. It's not our falt that they decided to quit making a good product.
What is Apple's deal lately! First it's the accessibility bugs in Lion, now
this? I hope my friend's assumption is incorrect, but he clamed he called
Apple and asked them.
Does anyone know?
Chris.
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