Of all the things I hate about (typical) Windows PCs (or Linux PCs), I have to say the experience of opening their lid is the worst. I'm used to my MacBook Pro,

Of all the things I hate about (typical) Windows PCs (or Linux PCs), I have to say the experience of opening their lid is the worst. I'm used to my MacBook Pro, that requires minimum pressure to open the lid. On the contrary, all other laptops I've tried require to to first hold the bottom and then push the lid backward. If you don't hold the bottom, it will go up 5 inches and lands very hard on the ground. I damn near wrecked my aunt's new Dell last week the instant I tried to open its screen (to install anti-virus and remove factory junk). If I had used just a little more pressure, her laptop would've landed 3 feet on the floor and would certainly break. Bad fortune for a laptop that hasn't even been booted once... So I guess a typical Wintel user that is used to these stupid screens would be amazed at how MacBooks are different.