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Two monitors? Or three (the internal and two externals)? Because two monitors works just fine. Anyway, if you're standardizing on a specific model for an entir
by danaris 4y ago
Two monitors? Or three (the internal and two externals)? Because two monitors works just fine.
Anyway, if you're standardizing on a specific model for an entire company, I would never recommend the Air—nor, indeed, any entry-level model from any company—because it's not likely to meet enough people's needs that way.
- goosedragons 4y agoTwo external monitors. Even in clamshell mode with the internal screen off you can't do that. And the M2 MacBook Air at $1200 USD is hardly entry level. It's not even the cheapest MBA Apple sells because the M1 is still available. Loads of corporations and businesses will give employees base model ThinkPad Twhatever or Dell Latitudes (that cost less than the M2 MBA and drive more than two external displays too).
- hendersoon 4y agoThat's what's annoying; other than the single external monitor limitation the M2 Air is more than fast enough for everybody here who doesn't stress the CPU or GPU for long periods running compiles or whatever-- and that's just because it's passively cooled, otherwise it's quite snappy.