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AirJet makes a MacBook Air perform like a MacBook Pro
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this post was submitted on 27 Nov 2023
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"AirJet isn’t a consumer product–consumers can’t buy it and modify their own MacBook Air, nor does Frore plan to create a kit for consumer sale. Frore’s MacBook Air demo is a proof of concept that it can be beneficial in a MacBook."
Soooo... "Dear Apple... NOTICE UUUUUSSSSS!!!!"
It sounds like they want to be acquired, and if their tech is as good as this article makes it seem, maybe Apple should. :)
Or they will "steal" it and drain the company in court.
They have their stuff patented. Even apple wouldn't touch that
No one needs to buy a rival or steal their tech anymore. Just get them to launch on the stock exchanges and then destroy them with your wallstreet buddies right there with some good old short and distort and cellar boxing, etc.
Apple buys companies like this all the time. Purchasing a company of this size would be like you or I opting for an extra shot of espresso at a coffee shop to them: trivial with significant competitive advantage.
That’s not what that word means in the context you’re implying it. Also Apple hasn’t been shy about acquiring companies for their tech.