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My point is that most computers last longer than Apple ones.
God its like battle of the neckbeards, "quite incorrect kind sir, MacBooks run for years, challenge me again and I will make you rue the day! I tip my fedora to you sir! Good day!"
It's a good thing that the opinion of a neckbeard can hardly be called valid.
You are truly kind.
I am a source. Over the last few decades, most computers and phones around here worked fine throughout their service lives and either are still in service or were replaced because they became obsolete, but about half of the Apples suffered hardware failure of some kind—two Macs died, one MacBook's video cuts out if the lid is opened more than a couple of inches and its keyboard is very glitchy, and one iPhone's battery life has become terrible despite reporting 90% battery health. Seriously not impressed with Apple hardware.