bageljoey

I’m sure if there is anything to this report it is that TikTok is floating Apple’s name to try to drive the price up...

rob53 said:

There has to be a limit on how small you can go before the size of the components won't work anymore. Once this limit is reached, how will processor fabrication change to improve speed and reduced power usage? 

I always recall writing a paper for a chemistry class about computer chips (back in the late 80s). The books all stated as a fact that the laws of physics limited processors to 100nm but that 200nm was probably the practical limit. 

eriamjh said:

Beats said:

Apple is like a male in court.

Judge automatically wants to punish and fine Apple.

Found the divorced guy.   

Or the incel...

GeorgeBMac said:

I'm not getting this:   If they were "refurbished" Apple screens (although I'm not sure how one refurbishes a screen), how are they "Counterfeit"? 

Counterfeit:   "a fraudulent imitation of something else; a forgery."

And, why would they obscure or remove the Apple branding -- which would, if anything, add value.

If I’m reading this correctly, the repair shop bought genuine Apple parts but not from a licensed seller—at least not licensed to sell to them. To hide that they were not bought legally (and with Apple backing) they had to remove marks identifying the parts as genuine Apple parts. 

Flytrap said:

jorjitop said:

Sad there isn’t a new Mac Mini Pro.

Isn't that an oxymoron... a Mac Mini Pro.


I’m waiting for the Deluxe Mac Mini Pro Lite Super—Student Edition. Refurbished.