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You know there's something wrong with the "pro" laptop market (and with Apple) when engineers start moving to "gaming laptops" to get serious work done.

• 0815test 8y ago
  It's a marketing term. Many "gaming" laptops are quite well-built and it would be silly to ignore them, even for "real work". (Unless you need the sort of reliability that can only be had by moving to Xeon/EPYC cpus, ECC memory and Quadro/FirePro graphics, of course.)
  • wyclif 8y ago
    Oh, I agree totally. That's why I put "gaming laptop" in quotes. I could care less what they're called; as long as it's better as a development laptop than a MacBook Pro I'm interested ;-)
    • rb808 8y ago
      At nearly 9 pounds maybe we should put "laptop" in quotes. :)