I've heard rumors that the MacBook Pro uses higher quality parts than other manufacturers. Especially the motherboards which are supposed to be made in another part of the Foxconn factory than "everything else".
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closed as not constructive by Diago Dec 11 '09 at 4:34
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Well, apple has not a very great motherboard reputation. Not at Gigabyte desktop standards at least. Maybe better than Acer or so, but design is more important than function at Apple quite often. | |||
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No. People say Macs break less, but it is very hard to judge. Typically, Macs are about 7-10% of the market (I think, upon a recent poll), which means that on average only one in ten repairs should be a mac. That being said, I have to say, probably around 2-3 in every 10 jobs I have is a mac, which means that they have a higher failure rate. I have certainly seen my fair share of Mac Book Pros, but I have no proof that they are more reliable than any other Macs. | ||||
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