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Another thing to think about: My mac is able to my TV without any bugs. (Major use case for my laptop) The screen just flashes and I'm ready to go. When I'm don
by epochwolf 16y ago
Another thing to think about: My mac is able to my TV without any bugs. (Major use case for my laptop) The screen just flashes and I'm ready to go. When I'm done I can be programming again just by unplugging the adapter. No more fixing my desktop icons.
(Don't get me started on how windows handles multiple monitors!)
- sorbus 16y agoThat's the exact same behavior my laptop, running windows 7, has when connected to an HDTV (multiple monitors work fine, and it's never messed up my desktop, as well). There's no adapter needed, either, which seems to be what that point was getting at - my highschool, which had standardized on mac laptops, was constantly plagued by difficulties finding adapters when using computers to run projectors. They were constantly lost or misplaced, and using multiple generations of macs often meant that the adapter we first found wasn't the right type.
- epochwolf 16y agoNice. As for adapters, I carry all my own adapters with me, when there is the slightest chance of needing them. (But I have a mac with a standard DVI port, makes things easier)