Apple Tweaks Online Store With 'Compare Macs' Feature, Collapsible Configuration Sections
During a period of overnight downtime last night, Apple appears to have made several tweaks to the functionality of its online store.
The Loop points out a new "Compare Macs" feature offering users the ability to compare specs among up to three selected Mac models. The new option is available through either a
direct link or as an option in the Mac product line menu bar after selecting a model.
Apple has also added collapsible sections to its configuration pages for various Mac models. The change allows users to open and close sections dedicated to topics such as hardware options, software options, service and support add-ons, and accessories.
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