I didn&#x27;t post that to suggest that Apple is right or wrong.<p>There are all sorts of reasons not to offer a particular feature or product at time X, and then subsequently offer what appears to be that exact thing at time Y.<p>Not to mention that the feature or product at time Y might be significantly different or better than the compromise you might have cobbled together at time X.<p>The comment simply refers to the black-and-white way in which Steve used to frame these things. IIRC, he said many of the same things about Intel chips, keyboard shortcuts, expandable RAM, and so forth.