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I was in the exact situation before, and landed with an Air (top spec). It really depends on what things you wanna run on it. A VS, even inside a VM, the Air c
by mlin6436 12y ago
I was in the exact situation before, and landed with an Air (top spec).
It really depends on what things you wanna run on it. A VS, even inside a VM, the Air can handle the job easily. But if you want to run more programs on it, it will burn!
The upside of Air is the battery is awesome endless, giving that you don't have a lot programs running. On the other hand, and is the reason why I'd choose a Pro in the future, the retina screen!
- cbovis 12y agoGenerally if I'm in my dev environment then it'll be Visual Studio, SQL Server and a web browser that's typically open. The battery is a definite win for the Air, do you know if it gets similar battery life in Bootcamp? I know there are optimizations in OS X designed to improve battery.. I originally thought that weight might give the Air an advantage since I'll be carrying it every day but it seemed like a non-issue when I went into Stormfront so I'm tied!