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lemmy.world

Is "new device release fatigue" a real thing?

As I sit here, typing this reply on my iPad, I can't think of anything else I really want from it that it doesn't already do. The typing is good enough (for me) on either the on-screen keyboard or an attached keyboard. The pencil is fun, even though I'm terrible at drawing. There's a bunch of fun apps that all look great.

I suppose I'm glad they're still trying to improve things, I just can't imagine what else they could possibly do.

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lemmy.world

Especially because they're really trying not to cannabalize the MacBook line by adding desktop features, so the hardware is now way overpowered on the M1/M2 versions.

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Yeah there are definitely lots of times I’m doing something on it and wish I had a desktop app version of whatever I’m trying to do (looking at you Codespaces, although that’s a terrible example). I get it from a late-stage capitalism perspective, but that doesn’t make it less annoying.

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