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I think part of the problem is that even a 1:1 match for battery capacity won't yield anywhere near the same battery life, so why bother? As a manufacturer you
by potatolicious 3y ago
I think part of the problem is that even a 1:1 match for battery capacity won't yield anywhere near the same battery life, so why bother?
As a manufacturer you'd add significant weight and cost and still not be competitive with a MacBook's battery life.
Windows' laptop problems start with hardware, and a lost decade of mobile x86 chips failing to optimize for power efficiency, and a commensurate lack of investment in ARM alternatives after getting burned on Windows RT.
- sliken 3y agoAgreed, if you can't match on battery life (which is hard) you have to sell it cheaper. Cheaper = smaller battery.
- hamandcheese 3y agoThe X1 carbon is a full pound lighter than the MacBook Pro 14, and has decent battery life. It could have a significantly larger battery and still be lighter than the MacBook.