Mac Pro and Pro Display's XDR, there was no option to select both.
Average Wine Enthusiast - 4 years ago
Voted for PowerBeats Pro but have to admit I really dig my series 5 Apple Watch. SideCar is very cool too as is the cameras on my my iPhone 11 Pro.
Thanks for reminding us of all the cool stuff that Apple released.
Donald G Weiser - 4 years ago
Sorry Apple, I love you, but the Chromebook is my choice.
Tom - 4 years ago
AirPower!!! Uh, wait, never mind. Move along ... nothing to see here.
Chris Laarman - 4 years ago
I voted for the more powerful MacBook Pro. I wouldn't have thought so even a week ago.
I wanted to replace my 2009 large-screen notebook running Windows 7 and Linux with something more comfortable (to me, defaulting to a large iPad). I ended up with two 13" Matebooks (by Huawei) with i7 CPU. The form factor appealed to me, so I spent some weeks considering buying an equivalent MacBook. I finally did, and now I find myself purchasing software for it - as I did for the Matebooks.
Originally. I intended to use the envisaged Linux notebook predominantly for file management tasks that can easier be done by desktop software, not much more (and practicing Linux).
Why this vote then?
Well, the Matebooks revived my joy in using "desktop" computers in general, and the MacBook revived my joy in using a Mac. (I have just connected my 2013 MacBook Air to its charger. The others will eventually re-enter service.)
However, I haven't been able to buy the time to use them all. Do you know other people with two tablets stationed in the toilet? (No the bathroom gets too damp.) ;-)
Mac Pro and Pro Display's XDR, there was no option to select both.
Voted for PowerBeats Pro but have to admit I really dig my series 5 Apple Watch. SideCar is very cool too as is the cameras on my my iPhone 11 Pro.
Thanks for reminding us of all the cool stuff that Apple released.
Sorry Apple, I love you, but the Chromebook is my choice.
AirPower!!! Uh, wait, never mind. Move along ... nothing to see here.
I voted for the more powerful MacBook Pro. I wouldn't have thought so even a week ago.
I wanted to replace my 2009 large-screen notebook running Windows 7 and Linux with something more comfortable (to me, defaulting to a large iPad). I ended up with two 13" Matebooks (by Huawei) with i7 CPU. The form factor appealed to me, so I spent some weeks considering buying an equivalent MacBook. I finally did, and now I find myself purchasing software for it - as I did for the Matebooks.
Originally. I intended to use the envisaged Linux notebook predominantly for file management tasks that can easier be done by desktop software, not much more (and practicing Linux).
Why this vote then?
Well, the Matebooks revived my joy in using "desktop" computers in general, and the MacBook revived my joy in using a Mac. (I have just connected my 2013 MacBook Air to its charger. The others will eventually re-enter service.)
However, I haven't been able to buy the time to use them all. Do you know other people with two tablets stationed in the toilet? (No the bathroom gets too damp.) ;-)