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Ask yourself: Why would Apple not do that?

Apple can afford as many IP address blocks as they please and they have the tools and money to set up realistic Apple shill accounts on all sorts of online forums such as XDA-Developers.

Browse the threads of people disappointed about the Samsung Galaxy S6's non-replaceable battery. I am certain that most of the users who advocated in favour of non-replaceable batteries for pReMiUm dEsIgN reasons, and the YouTubers who critized Samsung's allegedly cheap plastic design, are likely paid Apple shills or accounts owned by Apple's marketing teams!

Ask yourself: Why would Apple **not** do that? Apple can afford as many IP address blocks as they please and they have the tools and money to set up realistic Apple shill accounts on all sorts of online forums such as XDA-Developers. Browse the threads of people disappointed about the Samsung Galaxy S6's non-replaceable battery. I am certain that most of the users who advocated in favour of non-replaceable batteries for ***pReMiUm dEsIgN*** reasons, and the YouTubers who critized Samsung's allegedly *cheap plastic* design, **are likely paid Apple shills or accounts owned by Apple's marketing teams!**

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I don't think they need to do that, they've got their blind legion(s) built up when they launched the iPod and then the iPhone. Sure, they've got money to blow for paid shills but they don't need paid shills. All they need to do is release $700, or whatever the price is, wheels for a desktop. The fans think what they think and blog it, the critics think what they think and critique it, and meanwhile, while those two camps are giving them free publicity the third is wondering why a desktop PC needs wheels. How much soy does one have to consume to not be able to lift a desktop PC?