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I see a lot of people in the comments wanting to use iOS on a laptop, or connecting a mouse and keyboard to an iPad/iPhone. I don't know what the point would b
by tristor 6mo ago
I see a lot of people in the comments wanting to use iOS on a laptop, or connecting a mouse and keyboard to an iPad/iPhone. I don't know what the point would be. For anything that is not purely content consumption, a regular laptop is superior to a tablet, phone, or touchscreen generally. What use case other than "it's cool" do you actually expect to use this for?
I keep wanting to buy an iPad, but I create more than I consume, and it's a pointless device for creators (except maybe for drawing/illustration). I have no idea why someone would want a touchscreen and iOS on a Macbook Neo. If you're trying to do something other than passively consume content, a Macbook Neo is a better device than an iPad and does not need a touchscreen.
- carlosjobim 6mo agoiPads with a keyboard are superior for older people who need a more simple and secure operating system to: - Read and write e-mails - Read and write documents - Do their banking - Connect with friends through social media - Look up a recipe or find gardening information - Book hotels, book flights, book restaurants. - Check maps. That's hundreds of millions of customers.