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Absolutely. It now really annoys me that I didn't opt for the bto touchscreen on my xps 18 months ago, although I'm not sure that would have been glass-covered, which may just have meant fingerprint city.

Anyway, yes, a week on my surface was enough to make it really hard to go back to non-touch. Even on external displays it really bugs me - I keep reaching out to every screen going ><. And it certainly works well. Saw a Surface Pro the other day, and even at 1080p resolution the Windows Desktop works well for touch - they had it up at 150dpi I admit, which just made it look 'normal' ... it scales really nicely, unlike OS X on the retina displays.
Surface is a tablet, not a full-fledged computer (like a laptop/notebook or desktop). With that being said, I don't see how anyone can find it comfortable using a touchscreen computer when the screen is at a near 90º angle. Talk about arm fatigue.
 
Surface is a tablet, not a full-fledged computer (like a laptop/notebook or desktop). With that being said, I don't see how anyone can find it comfortable using a touchscreen computer when the screen is at a near 90º angle. Talk about arm fatigue.

There was carpal tunnel for computer keyboards. There will have to be a new name for people who develop problems trying to use a touch screen in the vertical position for long periods of time.
 
This guy is actually VERY reputable. He was the first to claim that they wouldn't get rid of the cMBP last year and sell rMBP on the side. He also successfully proclaimed that the 13" would be released later in the year.

no offense, but anyone with common and business sense would of realized that.



anyways, quad-core or i dont buy, thats final. im waiting for it, and im not going to be the sucker that got the last duo core 13' model
 
64GM or 128GB of every-day hard drive space is totally enough, get an external mobile hard drive for your infrequently accessed files, it costs you less than $100 for a 1TB drive.

Are you seriously trying to tell me what I need? Lol. You have no idea what I use my Mac for, and why I NEED at LEAST 500 GB to survive. Plus, as a Pro computer, you would hope that a greater advantage would be obvious when compared to the alternatives.
 
Are you seriously trying to tell me what I need? Lol. You have no idea what I use my Mac for, and why I NEED at LEAST 500 GB to survive. Plus, as a Pro computer, you would hope that a greater advantage would be obvious when compared to the alternatives.

Gotta love it when people assume everyone uses their laptops as little more than a glorified browser.
 
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