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I've already decided that I will be buying a Surface Pro as soon as I can lay hands on one. But you're wrong about the MacBook's Windows support. If anything,
by steverb 14y ago
I've already decided that I will be buying a Surface Pro as soon as I can lay hands on one.
But you're wrong about the MacBook's Windows support. If anything, Apple has better drivers for the Mac than a huge swath of PC manufacturers (I'm looking at you Dell).
The keyboard layout is weird to use with Windows and there are other niggling issues (like that damned ear bursting noise it makes when you use the keyboard to adjust the volume). With all of that it's by far the best Windows laptop I've used. No clue how well OS-X runs on it since my exposure to iTunes and Quicktime has convinced me to avoid Apple software if at all possible.
- jonhohle 14y ago> No clue how well OS-X runs on it since my exposure to iTunes and Quicktime has convinced me to avoid Apple software if at all possible. You might want to reconsider. I would imagine Apple spends a lot more time optimizing software for the operating system it sells rather than another it doesn't control.
- steverb 14y agoI was being slightly facetious. I use OS-X for iOS development, I just prefer Windows.