And you are but a novice. I have opened up thousands of machines of all kinds. I have worked on computers since the 1960s. I have worked for decades as an I.T. engineer building computer systems, from mainframes to micro machines. You have proved nothing other than spewing spurious claims that are meaningless. I have worked for people like you, who scream and holler but have no experience, and I set them straight. And quit throwing B.S. dollar figures that you're pulling out of your rear, like $900 hard drives going into iMacs. It is unseemly.
I never said $900 hard drives were going into Macs, I said the same hard drive that goes into a el cheapo Dell is going into Macs, it is the same drive.
Apple is not buying the best of the best, they are doing what everyone else does, buy the cheapest of the cheap and charge a large markup (they are better at the markup then everyone else)
But hey, keep living in that fantasy world. Once you have been in the parts business like I have you know all the parts that go inside these machines.
Thanks for proving you are totally useless in the field, I do circles around guys like you every day. Had two guys on a job trying to figure out a SQL problem on a domain controller, sure you are not supposed to run a SQL server on domain controller (I am sure you knew that) but it can be done, Both had “tons of experience” like you claim, four hours, couldn’t figure it out. I remote it and fixed the issue in two minutes, I even told the clowns what to do, when they first called me and where the fix was. They claimed they did it, I went in, nope, wasn’t fixed, corrected their mistake and had it up and running fully functional. Again, tons of “experience” but their experience would not allow them to do the obvious step first.
Talk is cheap on the Internet, everyone is an “expert”, makes millions of dollars, lays tons of women, and has a big huge ****
And that is all you are, all talk