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I recently switched over to a MBP from using windows exclusively...ever. For the most part it is awesome, really love it. But not everything "just works" as peo
by jug6ernaut 14y ago
I recently switched over to a MBP from using windows exclusively...ever. For the most part it is awesome, really love it. But not everything "just works" as people like to say.
The one thing that stands out to me the largest is A2DP, idk if this is exclusive to the MBP(late 2011) but it is simply broken. Works 1/2 the time and when it does the quality is horrible.
Another annoyance is theme engine is non existent.
My favorite is the trackpad + osx, such a pleasure to use compared to any other laptop.
With that said i love both windows & osx, each has there advantages.
- rrouse 14y agoWhat does A2DP stand for? I've likely never used the feature personally.
- jug6ernaut 14y agoAdvance Audio Distribution Profile [1]. I actually had to look up the name, but it is a bluetooth profile for passing audio over bluetooth. I personally use it to connect my MBP to my audio system wirelessly. It barely works even when the distance between between the MBP and the receiver is less then 3 feet. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluetooth_profile#Advanced_Audio_Distribution_Profile_.28A2DP.29 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluetooth_profile#Advanced_Audi...
- Wilya 14y agoA2DP is bluetooth audio, in "headphones mode" (high quality). And yeah, I can attest making it work on OSX can be tricky.
- gknoy 14y agoI wonder why they called it "A2DP" rather than "AADP". Is there an A3DP or something?
- calinet6 14y agoThe non-existent theme engine is, IMHO, one of the greatest features of OSX. I'm quite happy Apple chooses to enforce their minimalist aesthetic on the world.