Apple may be “a PC” these days, but they do a better job of making sure the parts they get are properly specked and working when they ship. Yeah … Reality Check‘s counter was, for the most part, better than the lame article. Once it “Wakes up”, some parts of the screen does not refresh, and some applications are marked as “in use” even if they are close, and that os when the computer does not hangs during sleep mode.Įven that I am a Wintel Engineer, I prefer to use Mac and I use it at home because IT JUST WORKS!!!. In PC, if the computer falls to sleep, If you get it to respond to the mouse or the keyboard, you have to wait a few minutes (it is better to have it turn off and then turn it on than put it to sleep). That is a definition of a feature that actually WORKS or is WORKING in Macs. Let me give you an example, for Mac users, the Sleep functionality is “WORKING” because if you put your mac to sleep, or if it sleeps by it self, you just move the mouse or press any key and it wakes up in no time fully operative. I believe you concept of “Working” differs a little bit of the actually meaning of the word “Working”. Because in our 156 nodes network, all the windows machines has problems with sleep mode since EVER!!!.

WOOOOWW1 you must live in some kind of reverse parallel universe. While having too much choice is a good problem to have, it does mean that I’m yet to decide which Windows laptop will be the one to usurp Mac from my household.– I’ve never had problems with Sleep in Windows since the mid 90’s The Samsung Galaxy Book 2 Business is a likely contender for my Macbook Air, but the Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio is also in contention. I’ve barely dipped my toe into the waters of Windows and am already drowning under a sea of recommendations. As for Windows, there’s almost too much to choose from!

Here’s the thing, Mac limits you to just a few options, the MacBook Air, Pro, or iMac.

So what Windows laptop am I switching to? Like their products, Mac has always had a clean, beautiful, and stylish OS, and while it may not be to the taste of Windows users, I’ve always quite liked it. I also dread relearning the new Windows OS after so long in the world of Mac, though maybe this won’t be too difficult given the design changes in Windows 11. My MacBook Air is also light as a feather and conveniently slides into the smallest spaces, which always makes me the envy of my friends while traveling.

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