endlssorrow
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Which one better?
Depends on whether you want use windows or Mac os.Which one better?
The same mahDepends on whether you want use windows or Mac os.
If no specific app you want to use, surface pro is good to me. Has touchscreen and can function as tablet.The same mah
Both can use the basic ms application or light work process
Waaa no specific app u still use pro siazIf no specific app you want to use, surface pro is good to me. Has touchscreen and can function as tablet.
Thanks for the detailI've not used a Surface device, so I cannot comment. But I had a very good experience with the M1 Macbook Air. The reasons are,
1. Mind blowing battery life. You really got to try it to get what I mean. To a perspective of the battery life, I can run it connected to WiFi, Bluetooth on connected to headset, keyboard and mouse, connected to a ultrawide screen 3440x1440, run it for the entire working day this way, and still end up with more than 40% battery at the end of the 9 hours or so. If you are not stressing it much, out of the box, I noted a 1% battery drop after 1 hour of watching YouTube and surfing net. 3% drop after 2 hours.
2. Its fanless. You can use it on a table, your bed, your couch, and it won't shutdown due to overheating. But under sustained heavy load, it will throttle because the SOC will run very hot, but the throttling is not severe. Just this itself, I basically used this as I would with a tablet. While there is no touch screen, but when surfing net, watching video, I think it is not a big deal without touch screen.
Overall, it runs the software and games that I throw at it. But do keep in mind, that MacOS is not very gaming friendly. Most games on Steam for example, don't run. Fortunately for me, the simple games I play works on it. And despite the iGPU, it runs smoothly, as long as you don't run it at native resolution, which may be too much for the iGPU.
Most if not all laptops and tablets running Windows WILL NOT come close to the battery life you can get on a Mac. I'm saying that from the experience of having reviewed many.Thanks for the detail
I tot surface lappy battery on par with Mac lappy also
I seeMost if not all laptops and tablets running Windows WILL NOT come close to the battery life you can get on a Mac. I'm saying that from the experience of having reviewed many.
The advantage of Windows laptop and tablets is there are so many designs and features and companies to choose from.
I feel like if you're not going to use the pen with Surface Pro, there's no advantage or productivity gain by buying a tablet.
The battery life is untouchable on a MBA. If you are looking at the Surface with Qualcomm chip, its possible that you can get better battery life, but that's at the expense of performance. But with an AMD or Intel chip, I've yet to find a laptop that can outlast the MBA at its price range.Thanks for the detail
I tot surface lappy battery on par with Mac lappy also