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They're in the same class in size and price, but not in power or performance. I assume you want power and performance out of a laptop labeled "Pro" - correct?
by NDizzle 10y ago
They're in the same class in size and price, but not in power or performance.
I assume you want power and performance out of a laptop labeled "Pro" - correct?
- selectodude 10y agoOf course, but for a "do-everything" laptop that has a large beautiful screen, weighs 4lbs (my laptop spends a lot of time in my backpack walking around, every pound counts) and still has a quad-core CPU, while operating for over 10 hours on battery, I'm willing to make a handful of concessions. It's a balancing act. The MacBook Pro is the best laptop for my needs at any price, I'm fortunate enough that I have the ability to afford the extortionate price, but I feel comfortable working a few days a year to pay for it.