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One of the biggest, and most overlooked benefits of the 16"? A $400 price drop for the vast majority of us that find 256GB useless, needing to pay $2800 for 512GB.

It's pretty simple, this would be like offering a Toyota Camry to the two largest markets on the planet (China, India) where previously only Lexuses were sold. IMO this will significantly affect Apple's market share, because I feel this will be the first time Apple presents the SE as a new Toyota Camry, not a rebadged five-year old Lexus. People in this country buy a lot more new Toyota Camry's vs 5-year old Lexuses. To me, the question was more... what took them so long.

Why is it that an iPhone XS is $999 and an iPhone XS Max is $1099, yet a 13” MacBook Pro is $1300 and a 16” MacBook Pro is $3200.

I have never understood why Apple needs a bigger screen to have a $1100 to $1900 premium on a laptop (85% to 146% markup), while it only needs to be a 10% markup on a phone. It’s like saying a Toyota Yaris starts at $13,000 and the next size up Corolla starts at $24,000 to $32,000. Since when is a slightly bigger version only for the most privileged? Maybe when you start giving dividends to the most privileged, who knows. 

What I don't understand is how you have that many nine-year old products that are still new? Are they OEM? When were they actually made?

Until we actually all know what a 'gesture bar' is, it'd be nice to explain what it is until then: "the bar at the bottom of the screen that serves as a visual indicator for returning to the Home screen."