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This is nearly the opposite of what I think most people would want. Apple makes amazing hardware, but it doesn't usually support non-OSX operating systems very
by jfoster 10y ago
This is nearly the opposite of what I think most people would want. Apple makes amazing hardware, but it doesn't usually support non-OSX operating systems very well. The only reason I can think of for anyone wanting this is for iOS development.
- JustSomeNobody 10y agoYeah, the reason I bought a macbook pro was because it didn't flex, creak or wiggle when I use it.
- kagamine 10y agoWell, Elitebooks are solid. It's crossed my mind a few times since I started using them that they are the perfect bludgeoning tool for the office, maximum damage to the colleague, minimum damage to the PC. Seriously though, they are hard as nails.
- JustSomeNobody 10y agoI couldn't get my hands on every type of laptop during my search, so I could only judge by what I could. Unfortunately that left some models out of the running. Mine is not a criticism of _all_ non Apple machines, just the ones I could physically assess.
- Tehnix 10y ago>but it doesn't usually support non-OSX operating systems very well What do you mean? It supports Windows quite well, making dual booting super easy with boot camp. For Linux I never had much problem, but that's been quite a while since I felt like using Linux as desktop OS and not just server OS.