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sflocal said:

SpamSandwich said:

I never take phones, computers or iPads with me when traveling outside the US. Why invite the scrutiny and why invite the possibility of seizure of these devices, if not by US law enforcement, by foreign immigration officers?

I suppose if it’s becoming more of an issue, one can always wipe their iPhone the moment the plane lands right?

SpamSandwich said:

I never take phones, computers or iPads with me when traveling outside the US. Why invite the scrutiny and why invite the possibility of seizure of these devices, if not by US law enforcement, by foreign immigration officers?

Do you really have such sensitive information on your phone that you would need to WIPE it so that the CBP doesn't look through it? It sounds like you're the type of person they are trying to apprehend.

Wow they sound really ‘caucasian’. Hopefully some POC can replace them. 

Excellent article, thank you! Once I sell my 9.7” Pro it looks like the new Air is the one to get, for my use case. 

He doesn't just do this to Apple products. He does it with just about every phone that gets released. Chill already, and enjoy the comedy.

macplusplus said:

If Apple is not present in that “entry level market” let be it. There is Android and ChromeOS for those.

As much as it hurts me (and my pocket book), this is true. I have a 2013 MBP, and I would LOVE that new Macbook Air, but the price is holding me back. I've been complaining to people lately about the ridiculous pricing Apple has of late, but the fact is that's the way they have always been. They let the 'other' companies fight for who can make the least profit, while raking in massive profits. This is actually a good thing, because then you know the products they develop and produce are of excellent quality, being that they have such a huge research and development fund available.