Evolution of Macs
The early days of Macintosh were marked by continuous improvement, where each new model outperformed its predecessor in nearly every aspect. This era fostered a strong consumer expectation that new computers would always be better, highlighting a stark contrast to today’s incremental advancements. As technology evolved, the pace of innovation slowed, leading to a new reality where significant upgrades are less frequent and often less dramatic.In this clip
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