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This Guy shadidn't we jst compare the $1300 xps 13 with the $1300 2015 macbook pro ,in graphics, battery life and processor speed, Mr IT Expert ,get a grip. Fulaman198: |
You're so friggin ridiculous, I have stated several times that many apple products are overpriced , I have also stated that i believe apple has exploitative tendencies. this is about the 13" macbook pro and its competitors and the mobility/performance value that it offers. you just keep beating about the bush Fulaman198: |
People like you.....Sorry to say, never see past their egos, and are hence very limited. facts, figures and test results are replete and you still talk trash, I just asked you a simple question and uve been on and on about nothing, we have made several comparisons of equally priced notebooks. Apple is one company, there are over 3 dozen companies manufacturing windows notebooks, from as low as $300. where do you think the majority of consumers fall ? you think you're so smart and tech savvy but you don't even scratch the surface. Imagine , "American tech world thinks"... how many laptops have you designed in your lifetime. the technology and knowledge you work with today originated from your forefathers abi. Open your mind to knowledge it'll do your brain some good Fulaman198: |
please stop sounding ignorant , were talking about the best manufacturers have to offer right now for anyone in the market for a notebook and you're doing throwbacks. don't your get it ? 'm not here to tell you apple is the best technology company in the world ...my point is and has always been that the 2015 13" macbook pro is the best in terms of performance and portability right now!! and that apple notebooks are not mediocre like you described. Damn be objective for chrissake which school you graduate from sef ![]() Fulaman198: |
Oga, it is not I dat think....the tech world thinks....and that is just the reality of the situation. my argument is flawed ? My argument is pretty straight and simple and instead of answering my direct questions, you're hovering and telling me about screen resolution. I know what the screen resolution on the 15" xps is, thats clear enough in the screeenshot isn't it ...infact its on the first line in my screenshot. "full sized is just normal sized notebooks that are more powerful than MacBooks" ..i don't get you, you just introduced a 15" dell xps which is a full-sized workstation notebook just like the 15" mac, what is your confusion? |
lol, you jumped to the spill resistance, which has nothing to do with our size/performance talk, is the xps 15 or xps 13 spill resistant If I'm in the market for a notebook , spill resistance is the least of my problems kindly reply my other comment, i'm dying for a response Fulaman198: |
spill resistant keyboard Really? dats it ?? i thought i was gonna see the thinkpad used under waterFulaman198: |
dang i wish i was getting paid for all this PR |
I really don't understand where you're coming from. Your argument is not clear. we're talking ultrabooks and you're talking about a full sized 15" workstation My argument was; smallest possible size and greatest possible power, and the comparison subject was the 13" macbook pro. Don't break your neck, there's currently no competition for the 13" mac pro in that small form factor/ ultrabook category. Now about your spilltest videos and the others, you're bringing different features from different devices to comparison. that doesn't make sense, present one device that goes toe to toe on with the "13 inch macbook pro" on quality and prerfomance. simple. And by the way is that your idea of military specs? ![]() Leaving the original subject and coming to the dell xps 15, kindly read the screen shots attached i'd like to highlight a few points from them- -as can be seen, it was a struggle to find workstation notebooks that could even compete with the 15" mac pro, and this is a system u have both described as mediocre, do u see the flaw in your argument ? -the 15" macbook pro packed the same power as your xps 15 but runs cooler (despite apple's design logic by callmedboss being mocked), and has a battery life "hours!!!" more than the xps 15!! so what are you people talking about for chrissake. -Apple pro notebooks are the standard, other manufacturers just try to meet up or compete. or make their design similar to apple's. [quote author=Fulaman198 post=34029032]In regard to build quality, can't compete with the Magnesium Alloy:
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You're an engineer my good sir, but your arguements and analysis are not objective, .... The generation of processor used is not the question. My question is does the nonsense macbook pro with no nostrils outperform the dell sold at the same price, yes or no... And speaking of processors you're wrong with your facts again. The dell runs a 15Watts 5200U clocked at 2.2Ghz, while the Mac runs a newer, faster, and more powerful 28Watts 5257U broadwell cpu clocked at 2.7GHz. Talking about graphics the dell xps 13 runs a shared intel HD 5500 graphics while on the Macbook pro...dedicated Intel iris graphics 6100, ( But hey what do I know about computer architecture right, you obviously know Mac internals better than I do). So when you say you have better specs on the dell, which specs are you taking about biko And remember, The review units in the video cost exactly the same, $1300-I asked a direct question about the macbook pro you said was running 750m graphics. You're yet to give me a response on that. -I also asked you to mention just one windows laptop of the same size and cost as the 13" macbook pro that outperforms it. My argument is pretty clear and simple. By the way Apple laptops are configurable to user specs too, Taking about power users, remember this whole argument is centred around your claim of apple sacrificing power/performace for mobility and size.. As if there are any better windows notebooks that deliver the kind of power thier macbook pros deliver at such a small size. And your talk about design logic in reference to the size of thier air vents. I also asked JustCalMeDBoss: |
@ justcallmedboss.....errrr, i actually just googled the hpz820 and ummm...its a friggin "DESKTOP WORKSTATION" .. for crying out loud!! or am i mistaken??is that what ure comparing to a notebook ?? rily ![]() |
LOL, well I'm actually a Mechanical Engineer. Fulaman198: |
You're beating about the bush my good friend . I said mention just one windows ultrabook that is as small and light as the 2015 macbook pro yet more powerful...and your understanding of "build quality" makes me laugh really hard G-shock wrist watches are built to military specs ...doesn't mean they have better build quality, or are made of more premium materials than a rolex, a cartier or a patek. get the picture? premium materials = more money. By the way, which military specs sef ? military spec notebooks can withstand impacts from 10ft falls, exposure to mud, extreme temperatures, vibrations, other serious outdoor use scenarios. and you're calling lenovo consumer notebooks. oya drop your lenovo na lets see how military it is. My man, the only apple device i have ever owned asides a macbook pro is an iPod touch. so make no mistakes my friend, I am no Apple fanboy . I just know what i want. I even consider their phones overpriced in comparison to other android or windows mobile alternatives. Fulaman198: |
First and foremost sir, can you tell me which comparable dell or hp laptop beats the macbook pro in performance and value?? and please do not mistake the "new 2015 macbook pro" for the "new 2015 macbook" ..they are two different devices and their performance features are as far apart as the north and south pole. you appear to be throwing a lot of assertions, but they're neither backed with facts nor figures or simple examples. Now let me give you some... Dell's current top of the line ultrabook which is currently one of the best (combining portability, battery life and performance) windows ultrabook in the first quarter of the year; is the "2015 dell xps 13" Now view this informed side by side spec comparison of the xps and the 2015 macbook pro (please watch, it practically details all there is to know) ...and tell me again how you came about your conclusions and assertions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFL-zA6qfxY also find below, a cropped screenshot of another unbiased review on laptopmag.com (link below). i took the liberty of cropping a part of the page to highlight the performance comparison section. lets not even bother about better battery life, build quality etc http://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/apple-macbook-pro-13-inch-retina-2015 these are verifiable figures from performance tests!!!! So I don't really get it when you make such bold and loud assertions as if you have carried out empirical tests on these machines. WHAT EXACTLY ARE YOUR CONCLUSIONS BASED ON LOOK AT HARD FACTS AND FIGURES!!!!Secondly, I don't know what model of macbook your boss had, but i can tell you from experience and from information you can gather online yourself ...Bro, The 2015 Macbook Pro,(i don't know of other models) is one of the quietest and coolest-running notebook on the market. Period By the way which macbook pro are u talking about running 750m graphics ? the 13" base model of the 2015 macbook pro runs an intel iris 6100 graphics and the more powerful 15" variant runs on the intel Iris pro graphics with an AMD GPU , so broooo.... 'm pretty lost here. And like you rightly stated.."a large part of apple users are creative pros in the video and photography industry"..if the apple notebooks weren't getting the job done,that wouldn't be the case now would it? And about size vs performance, I think i said it already, different notebooks are made to cater for different needs. you just need to choose the one that best caters for yours. Whats the point of having a notebook that can download the internet in 5 mins and run a billion virtual machines simultaneously if u don't even need or utilise a quarter of the processing power but your battery is gone before you're even halfway through your work. The 15" version of the macbook pro packs enough punch to deliver any kind of computing needs most power users have. do some spec research. The 13" version comes in with less power but gives you the best mobility/performance balance. THE SIMPLE POINT I'VE BEEN TRYING TO MAKE IS...IN THE ULTRABOOK CATEGORY, WITHIN THE $1000-$1300 PRICE RANGE, THE 13" 2015 MACBOOK PRO SLAYS THE COMPETITION IN TERMS OF SIZE VS PERFORMANCE COMPROMISE, AS IS CLEEEARRRLLLY SEEN IN THE TESTS ABOVE. DONT BE QUICK TO WRITE OFF APPLE'S NOTEBOOKS I personally see apple as a company with exploitative tendencies and consider most of their products overpriced, but in the case of the 13"macbook pro, they offer reasonable value. JustCalMeDBoss:
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LOL, well first, computing large data sets, running multiple virtual machines simultaneously etc....seriously bro, are we talking about ultrabooks or are we talking workstations and gaming rigs ![]() you still didn't answer my questions tho...which similarly priced ultrabook with the same footprint offers better computing power?? better battery life, better build quality ?? I'm really curious. since you consider the macbook pro not worth the money in comparison to other offerings. Fulaman198: |
lol, i really don't get it. do you want vents the size of louvers for apple to have done the right thing? the question is, does the notebook heat up? No. are the provided vents sufficient for extraction of air when necessary ? Yes. The new macbook pros run cooler than most ultrabooks in the market, even with their nonexistent nostrils if they can do that and maintain such a small form factor.....it genius macbook pros offer decent computing power and portability. they're ultrabooks not workstations or gaming rigs. they just get the job done on the go. JustCalMeDBoss: |
Kindly mention any of such similarly priced ultrabooks that favorably competes with the new macbook pro. Do you even know what the macbook pro is running sef? Do you think a larger RAM size automatically equals better performance? And when you say premium components is all hogwash I just laf my butt off. You might wanna do a Lil research brah. So you can speak with a Lil more information. You appear to be basing your assertions more on sentiments & assumptions than facts Fulaman198: |
when you say they're expensive for no reason, it makes me wonder if you have. how exactly did you come to the conclusion that no apple notebook rivals your lenovo in performance ? did u carryout any tests or compare geek bench scores or something ![]() That aside, When technology gets smaller and lighter there's an inevitable compromise.... You compromise on power, performance, hardware options/interface etc .. The list is endless. Apple finds a perfect balance between those compromises like no other notebook manufacturer does. Your lenovo is probably twice as thick and twice as heavy as a 2015 macbook pro for instance and probably with a battery life that's about half that of the Mac pro (over 11 hrs) . Different notebooks cater for different consumer needs, if mobility and decent computing power are your priority. I don't see too many notebooks competing with the 13" macbook pros on the market. In comparison with notebooks of the same/similar form factor or footprint. Apple Mac pros practically murder the competition performance-wise. And those other competitor notebooks are equally similarly priced. Take the highly rated 2015 dell xps 13 for instance. Watch the comparison https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFL-zA6qfxY quote author=Fulaman198 post=33976316] I've worked on Apple devices numerous times, before we switched over to windows devices, why do you ask?[/quote] |
-Build quality is simply awesome (thier unibody aluminium chasis are very very durable, and still look good after a long while, keyboard and trackpad are still the best in the industry) -Great OS (fluidity, ease of use, user interface etc...beats Microsoft windows -Excellent Battery life some apple products are quite overpriced , u need to find a balance between value and cost. the macbook pro line is in my opinion the best value for money offering apple has. I used to be a big apple hater BeloHorizonte14: |
the 2015 macbook pro does have vents, they are however well hidden JustCalMeDBoss:
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have u ever owned an apple notebook ? Fulaman198: |
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