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I do have a dongle, but I don't mind and have never had to take it out when I did bring it with me. As for the "Pro", it just means "Premium". Not "for profess
by nkkollaw 10y ago
I do have a dongle, but I don't mind and have never had to take it out when I did bring it with me.
As for the "Pro", it just means "Premium". Not "for professional software develoepers".
- snovv_crash 10y agoAnd if they'd called it the MacBook Premium I'd be happy. But if you are a professional photographer, video editor, animator, mechanical/civil/chemical engineer, or yes, a software developer, and want a truly "Pro" grade laptop, Apple doesn't make something suitable for you. Instead I'd have to recommend Dell's Professional line, eg the Precision 5520, which can be customised to have Professional things such as a security cable lock, 32GB RAM, an SSD as well as an extra HDD, and the choice between a high-resolution IGZO touch screen and a 1080p matt screen. It also comes with more than one type of port for maximum compatibility without needing a bag full of dongles or a bulky dock. And frankly, it looks just as good, if not better, than the MacBook.