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You are comparing the specs sheets while I am looking at practical situations. For the same use cases Linux feels (and is) way more performant and responsive e
by Seb-C 6y ago
You are comparing the specs sheets while I am looking at practical situations.
For the same use cases Linux feels (and is) way more performant and responsive even on a less powerful hardware, and I'm not even talking about Docker.
The MBP keyboard is probably the worse on the market and any lower-end laptop keyboard is more comfortable to use. And nowadays it is not even a complete keyboard since it lack many standard physical keys.
The number of ports is extremely limited and you cannot connect anything without an adapter.
The computer gets hot very easily, and when it does, the keyboard gets extremely hot as well. It is also very noisy compared to any other laptop.
The glossy screen may look cool in a shop but it is very unpractical and uncomfortable.
I do not have any of those problems with my X1, I even have the best keyboard I could hope for a laptop, along with actual features like the Trackpoint, physical camera shutter or the PrivacyGuard.