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This is only for really old people. I entered Apple's ecosystem 20 years ago and I've never seen half of these products in real life. I'm surprised that The Verge went ahead with this, but knowing the state of things, I'm sure they coded some guy's idea and never thought about the (tiny) demographic interested in this.
Old guy, here. This ranking is fun and the as-of-now results mostly track. 1. Original iPhone 2. M1 Chip 3. Original iPod 4. Original Macintosh 5. Mac OS X Though I’d put them in a different order.
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I disagree with "original iPad" being the highest-placed product in that line. iPad 2 should have that spot, no question. A product so successful they sold it for a really long time, plus its guts served in the also-long-lived first gen iPad mini. It was a giant improvement over the original iPad, with a crazy-long support life and outstanding performance characteristics.
I think others are ranking it not that way because of the hardware, but because of the concept and how it dramatically changed the market for tablet computers.
This is only for really old people. I entered Apple's ecosystem 20 years ago and I've never seen half of these products in real life. I'm surprised that The Verge went ahead with this, but knowing the state of things, I'm sure they coded some guy's idea and never thought about the (tiny) demographic interested in this.
This is only for really old people. I entered Apple's ecosystem 20 years ago and I've never seen half of these products in real life. I'm surprised that The Verge went ahead with this, but knowing the state of things, I'm sure they coded some guy's idea and never thought about the (tiny) demographic interested in this.
Hardest choice for me:
Apple Extended Keyboard 2 vs TiBook.
Had both, Used AEK2s for a decade or more, still have the TiBook with Myst on it.
Old guy, here. This ranking is fun and the as-of-now results mostly track. 1. Original iPhone 2. M1 Chip 3. Original iPod 4. Original Macintosh 5. Mac OS X Though I’d put them in a different order.
It started as a shower thought on how to rank arbitrary items and ended as a janky web app written by a backend luddite who refuses to use frameworks. So here it is, a better tier list... Or not, it sort of sucks in practice.
For fun, Here is my order.
https://compare.outband.net/compare/app/compare.html?pop=app...