I personally had only Windows laptops and had no problem with the trackpads, even with the tap-to-click option activated, which I really love. Tap-to-click make

I personally had only Windows laptops and had no problem with the trackpads, even with the tap-to-click option activated, which I really love. Tap-to-click make me drag and drop a lot faster than any other way. One problem in Windows laptops are usually the customized software that come with the trackpad, and some are so bad that would make me refund the PC (like the Asus ones), and other problem is that most people doesn't know that touchpad palm rejection can be adjusted, in conjunction to other settings (like areas where you don't want the touchpad to work or make clicks), to make it more comfortable, when you are using a OEM driver. The Macbook touchpads are really great both in hardware and in software, I don't know how they aren't already implemented touch/click areas in addition to what already have.