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GeorgeBMac said:

No...

Yeh, Peloton has a subscriber base of primarily serious exercise enthusiasts (many of which likely wear Garmin watches -- so they won't incorporate well into Apple's ecosystem).

Beyond that, what does Peloton have to offer that Apple doesn't already have and, in many ways, surpass?

No.  Lot's of people use Apple watches with Pelotons which Pelotons promotes heavily.  I did get a laugh out of "serious exercise enthusiasts with Garmin watches" though.  Not even close to true either statement.  Apple could improve the quality and service of Peloton bikes, which is needed, plus tie it into Fitness plus at a great cost.  It would be a win win for both.  But not sure Apple wants to deal with making exercise equipment.  Peloton needs Apple a lot more than the other way round.

lam92103 said:

So Apple took away our way to upgrade the machine, removed USB ports, and now they are wondering why no one is buying?

Who said no one is buying?  Macs are selling quite well.  There are actual numbers out there.
Which USB Ports?  The USB-C is very flexible, how long do you think Apple should take up space with old standards?
Laptops in general are not upgradable these days so they can be made thin nad light.  This is well known.

Another dumb link bait headline from apple insider.

FileMakerFeller said:

OutdoorAppDeveloper said:

Just download the apps from another App Store. Oh, right you can't. Apple TV is a monopoly and you the owner of the device have no right to install whatever software you want in Apple's opinion.

If you're downloading the same apps, why would you expect a different result just because they came from a different store?

He’s trolling.   He also doesn’t know what a monopoly is. 

starof80 said:

Another reason why if you have the last generation AppleTV you don’t need to upgrade 

Unless you want faster processor,  hdmi 2.1, Wi-Fi 6, new remote etc. which I do.