John Siracusa

Well, the M1's also, again, it's a five-year-old chip.

Several processes all, what is it, seven nanometer?

I forget.

Chromebooks don't cost $600.

Integration with Google's classroom craft.

And Apple – to be fair, Apple is not mentioning education in the marketing for this product anywhere that I've seen.

Like they have education pricing for all their computers like just because they mentioned it's $500 to education like –

Their videos are not like, we see children, every child will have one of these.

No, they're just trying to sell it to consumers.

Well, 5C would like to raise its hand.

It wasn't just a 5 with a plastic case, but the plastic case is the whole phone.

Like it really was a significant redesign for a cheaper phone.

That is not quite as mainstream a product.

Like as a lot of... Jason has been pointing this out.

Like the Mac Mini had previously held the crown for the cheapest Mac in terms of absolute dollar numbers, not adjusted for inflation that Apple has ever sold.

But the Mac Mini, if you buy it, you can't actually use it.

You have to buy... It doesn't even come with a mouse and a keyboard, let alone a screen.

Like it is not a complete system.

So even though the Mac Mini was the champ, I think it was like...

Yes, why not?