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Dell XPS range is always worth a look, think you can get them with a matte screen too and the UHD one is wide-gamut
Not really, exactly the same internals as any other laptop. Just with less choice of storage and graphics cards.
Me, neither. Once you get use to mac, you'll never go back to PC. It's just...better.
I have a dual boot Mac / Windows machine. The Mac does all the work, the Windows 10 part plays a couple of games now and then, hell, windows 10 is not even connected to the internet, I just do not trust Micro$oft, there constant updates are a real pain in the ar$e.
Windows updates are much more likely to go wrong than Apple ones because Microsoft has little control over the hardware. Never thought I’d be defending Microsoft .I do find it kind of ironic that when it comes to iOS the main strength is the frequent updates, even when an update breaks something the usual response is that the next update is due imminently that will resolve it. Android devices who get security updates but not necessarily the major version updates are slated, quoting the iOS situation as the pinnacle.
However, in the desktop world, Windows updates are deemed to be an absolute nightmare, and Mac's are rock-solid as they don't get anywhere near as many updates.
For the record, I use all platforms like ancient_mariner and have no real bias..
Our windows are bang up to date and all is fine, touch wood, in the last few years there has been zero PC related issues, much more problems with the macs. For example, the two machines with the latest Apple os is are no longer usable because of an Apple/adobe issue.Windows updates are much more likely to go wrong than Apple ones because Microsoft has little control over the hardware. Never thought I’d be defending Microsoft .
The only time windows should update the device drivers is if you don't have installed the manufacturer drivers. Ms drivers should never take priority otherwise.Windows updates are much more likely to go wrong than Apple ones because Microsoft has little control over the hardware. Never thought I’d be defending Microsoft .
Curious as to what you mean by this as I don't have a problem at all. Just been onto Adobe CC to check for updates and there is none availableOur windows are bang up to date and all is fine, touch wood, in the last few years there has been zero PC related issues, much more problems with the macs. For example, the two machines with the latest Apple os is are no longer usable because of an Apple/adobe issue.
Liquify issue is our main problem, it’s with the latest OS and a set of specific graphics cards on iMacs and latest photoshop, been broken for months.Curious as to what you mean by this as I don't have a problem at all. Just been onto Adobe CC to check for updates and there is none available