Mac book air: I’m converted
- Thread starter davids355
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Its an Intel core i5-3317U, 4GB Ram, 128GB SSD. £330.00. Its relatively low spec, but having the SSD it runs pretty fast and its good enough for what I need right now - just used for testing and troubleshooting. I might splash out on something better in the near future.
CPA Studio
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macs are built that way, I started on windows been a windows guy for ever until i got my hands on a mac book air this was probably in 2012, Still have it got a new mac recently i love it, Although with regards to the bots i use and everything else i find windows better.
But macs are just so user friendly...
But macs are just so user friendly...
EarthboundImmortal
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Nice. I got air and pro. Waiting for someone to post picture of a red apple thrown into the air.
Rachmaninoff
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You will be going to be confused using mac, and macbook is not user friendly just like windows. You will be having lot of problems with the interface.
Since you are using windows for long time, you cant go to mac that easily.
That is not entirely true. I've been using Windows since I was in my mama's womb until 2012 I switched to Mac and never look back. I think it's very easy to use and runs smoothly (no laggy especially for multitabs browsers and multitasking apps). You just need to get used to with the command button and right-click thingy imo.
MaxiJazz
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oh but you canYou will be going to be confused using mac, and macbook is not user friendly just like windows. You will be having lot of problems with the interface
Since you are using windows for long time, you cant go to mac that easily.
i did, and i’m around since windows 3.1
never felt like mac
you need a few days you wont get back to windows EVER
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anyone here who knows me, probably knows I’m all for windows when it comes to computers.
Well, I just bought a second hand Mac book air just so I can learn how to use, troubleshoot and fix Macs.
I think it’s been about 3 and a half minutes and I feel like I’ve already been fully converted to Mac. It’s just so easy to use, so efficient and so simple.
Yo davids355
I am also in! 2 decades on Windows and sometimes Linux, 3 weeks ago I've installed mac os (hackintoshed Dell Optiplex 9020).
Now I see it's best decision ever.
-applications are different, better, Photoshop looks different and works much faster
-virtualbox/vmware are shit, better on windows
-I have many tools on the Appstore, that works, I don't need to look for something on shady websites
-Mission Control is awesome stuff, it's amazing how smooth it works with shortcuts, nothing to compare with windows 10 multi desktops
-the interface is better for me, more efficient and productive
-the integration with iPhone + icloud, yes, I've bought iPhone for this hackintosh
