Apple has a history of producing overhyped products and leaving their older models at price points that are too high for the actual technical specs. If you look at the most expensive apple desktop computer, you will find that it has kept the same specs for almost 2 years and it still costs something like 3000 usd. You can find/build a PC for less then 400 dollars at this point with comparable specs and given that OSx is basically Linux, it isn't worth the extra money.
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hi
Newbie is here, help plz..
You should write an introduction post.
Take a look at these links:
https://steemit.com/introduceyourself/@teamsteem/how-to-make-the-most-out-of-your-introduction-post
https://steemit.com/introduceyourself/@shayne/steemit-new-user-tips-introduceyourself-introduction-post
Also, if you make sure that your content is always original you can use things like the @originalworks bot to boost your post's payout a little to get more visibility.
If you plan to try to approach steemit as an author, make sure your content always has correct grammar and spelling and add some pictures as well. Try to make your content relevant to whatever topic it is that you are talking about so that it adds actual value to the platform. If you do this, then some of the bigger whales will probably notice at some point and give you some more pointers and votes.
You aren't going to just wake up one day and find that you are making a few hundred dollars a post, but if you are consistent you will be able to make something out of your work.
Also, try to comment on other people's posts; this will help build a community of people who actually follow your content and value your opinions etc. You also might want to do a little research about which tags you want to post your articles to before posting them. More general tags tend to be better and try to go after tags that see more traffic.