>It lacks substance though. It has much more substance than your response, which consists mostly "oh yeah? well for my use case...". Kinda a dumb way to respo

>It lacks substance though. It has much more substance than your response, which consists mostly "oh yeah? well for my use case...". Kinda a dumb way to respond to an article that argues "hey, these have got their fair share of uses cases that they'll be sticking around". I use an hdtv as my primary monitor all the time, I know plenty of people who do the same. It all depends on the particular display if it will look decent or not. External drives are kind of a pain in the ass. Except for the drive I move between devices all the time, its just more to get in the way. Ah, so one line of laptops has good hardware. That does not mean the pc moving ahead, portables eventually catching up cycle is dead, or that software's ballooning requirements are ever going to stop ballooning. You treat your tower like shit and are surprised it's beat to hell? Yes, the itty bitty mac keyboards are neat on a desktop, but they're infuriatingly slow for a lot of things you apparently don't need to do. I have numbers to calculate and programs to write, consequently I have an apple bluetooth keyboard-shaped dent in my wall.