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It depends what you're working on. If you're doing heavy client-side work (e.g. WebGL) then a beefy client is preferable to a beefy server. I agree though that
by codeka 14y ago
It depends what you're working on. If you're doing heavy client-side work (e.g. WebGL) then a beefy client is preferable to a beefy server.
I agree though that I probably wouldn't buy this for development work. But I do think that browser's are still better on beefy hardware than on gimped hardware.
- wvenable 14y ago> If you're doing heavy client-side work (e.g. WebGL) Really? If you're the one person in the world doing heavy WebGL this might be the product for you.
- kevingadd 14y agoSorry, but if you're doing WebGL development, the last thing you want is a laptop with one of Intel's awful integrated GPUs.
- iso-8859-1 14y agoPlease qualify your claims with a statement saying that you actually developed on the Intel HD series. Intel graphics are not what they used to be.