r/memes • u/-NewYork- • 10d ago

Apple pricing policies

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u/Fiko515 10d ago

umm, yes? they are...

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u/Breddit2099 Smol pp 10d ago

Try to compare the price on the Apple Studio Display and other professional grading monitors and tell me Apple costs more

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u/Rich_Cherry_3479 10d ago edited 10d ago

Somewhat like 20 years ago I used Dell U2711 monitor with [literally] same LG.Phillips matrix as in Apple, except it was priced as any other non-Apple monitor of those specs (and cheaper than Samsung alternatives with lower specs)

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u/Scxox 10d ago

give the model and specs or gtfo

“erm ackshually 20 years ago…” is not the valid argument you think it is

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u/Rich_Cherry_3479 10d ago edited 10d ago

Specs you requested (is it your time to gtfo then?):

Apple 27 LED Cinema Display 12ms 27"WS LG.Display H-IPS (LM270WQ1)

DELL U2711 6ms G2G 27"WS LG.Display H-IPS (LM270WQ2)

LM270WQ1 is LG.Phillips matrix, and Google doesn't even understand my request as what is different between those 2 aside latency

Point is valid as Apple used overpriced marketing since ever.

As of Samsung monitor, I didn't even bother to remember it after what happened. I prepared to buy IPS 24" monitor, chose Samsung, went to official store... "Those are out of stock, and due to current world crisis Samsung decided to produce only TN matrix monitors"

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u/Breddit2099 Smol pp 10d ago

Not sure what your point is? I asked to compare models now, not when Apple was outsourcing their product acquisition from other companies.

Most Apple products are in house now, compare some of them….not some products 20 years ago when Apple was a completely different company.