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Why would developers get a Windows laptop that don't have touch-screens? It seems the entire purpose of Windows laptops would be to test out touch-screen capab
by mozumder 10y ago
Why would developers get a Windows laptop that don't have touch-screens?
It seems the entire purpose of Windows laptops would be to test out touch-screen capabilities for your Windows apps.
If you want to get a laptop without a touch screen, a Mac Book Pro would be the way to go. Especially with the great trackpad.
But otherwise it looks great. It just needs that touch-screen for developing touch-enabled apps.
Edit: Found that the touch-screen is an upgrade option.
- arcticfox 10y agoMaybe because not everyone prefers Mac like you? I have a 2016 Windows laptop and it performs brilliantly at half the price of an equivalent Mac.
- tartuffe78 10y agoBecause very few consumers are using touch screens, let alone touch screen optimized apps.
- rhinoceraptor 10y agoWhat consumers are even paying for Windows apps to begin with?
- Kihashi 10y agoApple's hardware upgrades recently have not been super popular.
- sliken 10y agoBecause you replace a nice matte screen that's very power efficient and replace it with a shiny/reflective display that halves your battery life. Are you willing to halve your battery life and see your face reflected in a fingerprint ridden screen... just to touch it?