Bruce Sterling @bruces14 de mayo de 2026, 15:33 horas*Apple was throwing away those chips because they were iPhone garbage, but now the cheap laptop is a big hithttps://appleinsider.com/articles/26/05/07/macbook-neo-shortages-force-new-a18-pro-run-doubled-production-to-keep-upcf14 de mayo de 2026, 18:14 horas@bruces au contraire, the semiconductor industry has been feeding unappealing microproduce to livestock for centuries https://www.macworld.com/article/3107278/apple-binned-chips-iphone-ipad-mac.htmltossing in a few (hobbled) higher-quality chips to meet commodity device demand is part of the schemeVincent 🌻🇪🇺 en 🌹☘️14 de mayo de 2026, 15:49 horas@bruces Could it be they quit the low-end model to reposition the remaining one and make a new higher end with an un-binned chip?Not that I think it would be smart product management, but if they start the run again many will be full functioning chips…
cf14 de mayo de 2026, 18:14 horas@bruces au contraire, the semiconductor industry has been feeding unappealing microproduce to livestock for centuries https://www.macworld.com/article/3107278/apple-binned-chips-iphone-ipad-mac.htmltossing in a few (hobbled) higher-quality chips to meet commodity device demand is part of the scheme
Vincent 🌻🇪🇺 en 🌹☘️14 de mayo de 2026, 15:49 horas@bruces Could it be they quit the low-end model to reposition the remaining one and make a new higher end with an un-binned chip?Not that I think it would be smart product management, but if they start the run again many will be full functioning chips…