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> I honestly hope the Touch Bar doesn't survive longer than one generation of MacBooks. Have you used it?
by georgespencer 10y ago
> I honestly hope the Touch Bar doesn't survive longer than one generation of MacBooks.
Have you used it?
- leetrout 10y ago> Have you used it? This. This x 1000. Everyone is complaining without any hands on experience. The "magic mouse" is one of my least favorite pieces of tech to come from Apple (I use a trusty Logitech) and I do 95% or more of my work with an external mechanical keyboard. I wouldn't even notice the change and I think a lot of people wouldn't, either. The track pad is lightyears beyond anything I've had from Lenovo (can't speak for HP) and has to be the One Killer Feature™ that would make me ^happily pick a brand new MBP. They really should support more ram though...
- rbanffy 10y ago> can't speak for HP HP, Acer, Dell... Nothing comes close.
- gordon_freeman 10y ago> The track pad is lightyears beyond anything I've had from Lenovo This. If I want to pick one feature on Macbook (Base/Air/Pro) hardware side (Obviously I can not live without macOS because of its Unix-like nature plus all the major supported 3rd party softwares) then that would be Macbook's touchpad. It's absolutely irreplaceable and lightyears ahead in scrolling experience than any other damn laptop.