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I dont think there is an MBP equivalent in hardware. That said , i wonder why do developers work in laptops, which are extremely anti-ergonomic and generally te
by return1 7y ago
I dont think there is an MBP equivalent in hardware. That said , i wonder why do developers work in laptops, which are extremely anti-ergonomic and generally terrible for working long hours. My solution is a good thinkpad + a docking station with a big screen, mechanical kbd & vertical mouse.
- _bxg1 7y agoFor me personally: - A trackpad is much faster and more ergonomic than a separate mouse - Being able to just pick up your workstation and take it to a meeting, a colleague's desk, or home is extremely convenient - As you say, you can always hook them up to a dock if you need a different arrangement for long hours
- sethammons 7y agoAgreed. I usually am at my desk and use an external monitor and keyboard/mouse. But when I am away from my desk, the laptop matters.
- _bxg1 7y agoI prefer using the built-in keyboard and trackpad even at my desk (2015 MBP). I plug in an external monitor, but I mostly use the laptop as a laptop.