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Why do you think this subreddit so desperately doesn't wants to believe that Apple is a company targeting a casual and/or creative demographic of computer users

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HP's lineup starts at 1.9 kg with the ZBook 15u G3 (and they bump up to Xeon and Quadro at 1.99 kg), MSI starts at 1.98 kg with their WS line (Xeon+Quadro), Toshiba starts at 2.7 kg, PC Specialist Octane III is considered 'big and heavy' at 3.9 kg (with an i7-6700k, 64 GB of DDR4 RAM, two 2.5' SSDs and two M.2 SSDs, a discrete GPU, and more), etc.

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The ThinkPad P40 Yoga weighs in at 1.8 kg and collapses down just like any other laptop (and that's with all of the durability, reinforcement, and on-site accidental warranty that the ThinkPad line brings).Īn iMac is 5.68 kg, and has some trouble fitting into a briefcase.ĭell has the Precision series which starts at 1.78 kg with the Precis(with a bloody Intel Xeon chip), and the XPS line is more powerful than the Macbook Pro as well (currently starting at 1.2 kg for the 13' and 1.78 kg for the 15'). I feel your pain.)Ī workstation laptop is about as transportable as an iMac. (edit: lots of people have brought up perfectly valid reasons for needing this kind of power in a laptop. If you need 32GB of RAM, 4TB of storage, a monster graphics card, lots of I/O options, and backwards-compatibility with all your exitsting equipment - I really don't know why you're buying a laptop.

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Even if I was a one-man operation, paying my own salary would probably be my biggest professional expense. Payroll is by far, not even close, the biggest expense we have. The idea that these are expensive machines doesn't make sense to me. Behind every set of monitors and computers is a rats' nest of wiring and adapters. I, literally, have buckets (actual buckets) of dongles that I use every day.

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Every station in the office (MacBook Pros, Mac Minis, iMacs, custom-built PCs, tablets, ChromeBooks, Televisions) requires a drawer full of cables, adapters, and dongles. The idea that you can operate in a professional environment without dongles is nonsense. But they've always been behind the curve on performance, always been stingy with RAM, always had an aversion to ports, and always frustrated people who want the highest level of performance. The moment everyone realized it, in my world, was when they killed Final Cut 7 and stopped updating their Mac Pro (the trashcan is unused). In television alone, we deliver ~35 episodes a month.įirst of all, if you haven't seen the writing on the wall that Apple is becoming less interested in high-end computing you haven't been paying attention. We're not the largest, or the most high-end, but if you're reading this you've seen our work. I work at a VFX studio that does television, films, commercials, and music videos. You may be a professional and have big problems with the update. I don't want to invalidate anyone else's. I'm just trying to contribute my perspective. This subreddit is not endorsed or sponsored by Apple Inc. If you'd like to view their content together, click here. This fundamental difference in audience is why we support two communities, r/Apple and r/AppleHelp. Apple SubredditsĬontent which benefits the community (news, rumors, and discussions) is valued over content which benefits only the individual (technical questions, help buying/selling, rants, etc.).

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