

Human: Do apple macbooks hold their value well?

Assistant: That is an interesting question. The fair market value of any particular asset depends on a variety of factors, not the least of which is the market’s confidence in that asset. Macbooks, as a particular computer brand, have their own reputation to live up to, and can receive or lose value as a result. A quick search on the internet suggests that the value of Macbooks has been changing a lot lately. There is also the issue of how particular models might perform relative to one another, based on specific qualities. I see a number of calculators online that could help you work through this question, or at least give you a rough estimate.


Human: Do apple macbooks hold their value well?

Assistant: I think there are a few considerations when it comes to this.  First, the quality of the hardware.  Apple’s track record for quality has been pretty good over the last few years, but there’s a risk of reduced value due to new developments.  It can be a bit difficult to assess the value of Macbooks given the existence of Windows laptops, which are generally cheaper.  If you’re mostly using Mac OS X then it might make more sense to get a Macbook, but you should think about what other options you have available.  In any case, I think you should only buy a Macbook if you think you’ll be using it for the foreseeable future.
Do apple macbooks hold their value well?
That is an interesting question. The fair market value of any particular asset depends on a variety of factors, not the least of which is the market’s confidence in that asset. Macbooks, as a particular computer brand, have their own reputation to live up to, and can receive or lose value as a result. A quick search on the internet suggests that the value of Macbooks has been changing a lot lately. There is also the issue of how particular models might perform relative to one another, based on specific qualities. I see a number of calculators online that could help you work through this question, or at least give you a rough estimate.
I think there are a few considerations when it comes to this.  First, the quality of the hardware.  Apple’s track record for quality has been pretty good over the last few years, but there’s a risk of reduced value due to new developments.  It can be a bit difficult to assess the value of Macbooks given the existence of Windows laptops, which are generally cheaper.  If you’re mostly using Mac OS X then it might make more sense to get a Macbook, but you should think about what other options you have available.  In any case, I think you should only buy a Macbook if you think you’ll be using it for the foreseeable future.