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Posted on Nov 26, 2015 7:01 PM

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Posted on Nov 26, 2015 7:19 PM

For clarification. I don't really care what you purchase. If you have a product that works for you, why is it an issue if the other product doesn't work for you. Freedom of choice is a wonderful thing.


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Nov 26, 2015 7:18 PM in response to ckuan

I agree totally. Freedom of choice is a good thing. I really want Apple products to be great. So, I choose not to buy a product with a single port. If others agree the choice will be made.


Incidentally, I did have to send my Retina Pro out for repair due to a faulty battery. It took a week to get fixed. It concerns me that Apple now has to pay for the smallest problem with such a large commitment of resources and impact to user's time.

Nov 26, 2015 7:33 PM in response to michaelfromwa

michaelfromwa wrote:


I agree totally. Freedom of choice is a good thing. I really want Apple products to be great. So, I choose not to buy a product with a single port. If others agree the choice will be made.


Don't be so self-centred, not everyone needs more ports than you. They also have choices like you do and can buy whats suit them.

You vote with your own money.


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