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> What are they best in class for? Best overall balance between performance/weight/battery life. Best trackpad, hands down, no caveats, no balancing against o
by Octoth0rpe 7y ago
> What are they best in class for?
Best overall balance between performance/weight/battery life.
Best trackpad, hands down, no caveats, no balancing against other concerns. It's just that good.
Best integration with other devices (iphone, watch, etc). Making calls/sending text messages from a laptop is something I'm unwilling to give up at this point.
And most importantly, it's _by far_ the best support for a commercial unix/unix-like OS on a laptop. Dell isn't too bad though.
In the end, unix or a unix-like os is hard requirement for many of us, and I'm just too tired of fiddling with xorg/powertop to get decent battery life. I just want to get work done.
- colomon 7y agoThe older (say 2008-2015) trackpad is best -- a dream to use. The newer one is too big, alas. It's shocking how often I accidentally press it when I'm just trying to rest my palms on my laptop. (But yes, the unix-like OS that doesn't require a lot of fiddling about and has nice GUI is the big thing for me, too.)