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It depends. You have to consider that: - if you want to use it over tables or plain surface is ok, but if you want to use it also on your legs, in train, or wh
by yulaow 13y ago
It depends. You have to consider that:
- if you want to use it over tables or plain surface is ok, but if you want to use it also on your legs, in train, or whenever you have not a table, it is really problematic. The fixed angle of the support make almost impossible to use it in most of the situation in which a normal laptop is ok
- the screen is around 11'. I don't know if your macbook is of the same size but i would never program in anything < of 13'. That is however a personal thought
- surface pro has a low battery compared to the macbook (almost 3.5 hours) and it has some heat problems
- mlschmitt23 13y agoThanks for the tips. The support stand angle issue may be a deal-breaker, as is battery life (compared to a Haswell MacBook Air alternative, not my current MacBook which averages 2 hours).