Macbook pro ή Ipad 2

[mdr21]

thanosb1 αν επιτρεπεται , ποσο ετων εισαι?

[Atapia]

φιλε θανο θα στο κανω λιγο ποιο λιανο γιατι απο οτι καταλαβαινω δεν πολυ γνωριζεις τι ειναι το ενα και τι το αλλο..

 

Πχ θετω ενα ερωτημα..

 

Να παρω αεροπλανο η παπι;

 

Και τα δυο παραπανω αντικειμενα εγκειται στην μετακινηση αλλα δεν μπορει να απαντηθει τι απο τα δυο να παρω γιατι προκειται για

πραγματα που καλυπτουν τελειως διαφορετικες αναγκες..

 

Δηλαδή το παπι θα με μετακινηση μες στην πολη πολυ ποιο γρηγορα,πραγμα το οποιο δεν μπορει να το κανει το αεροπλανο(εκτος αν ειναι βομβαρδιστικο)

απο την αλλη το παπι δεν μπορει να με παει στην αιγυπτο διοτι βρισκεται καπως μακρια εκτος αν φορας sebrig - ελπυστριες - και τορνο..

 

Οποτε η ερωτηση σου ειναι καπως ->

[tr3quart1sta]

H πηγή συγκρίνει το iPad με το Macbook Air, αλλά το έφερα στα μέτρα του Pro.

 

The Macbook Pro is a full-featured laptop with a proper keyboard and screen.

 

Netbooks, for all that they looked like laptops, were used in a different way. Their incredibly low cost and mobile form factor was not geared to providing a full OS experience. Instead, they provided a simpler on-the-go way to keep in touch and perform light computing tasks. Netbook computing wasn't about work, it was about connectivity and experiencing media, the same tasks now performed by Apple's iPad.

 

The iPad is the perfect device for playing games, watching some shows, checking email, surfing the Web and reading books. It may not be the ideal device for any single one of those tasks, but it is excellent at doing all of them. Add in its incredibly slim form factor and amazing portability, and you're looking at what the netbook should have been from the beginning. Instead of shrinking a laptop and using 5 percent of a standard operating system, the iPad offers core netbook functionality with a physical package that beautifully matches those tasks.

 

What the iPad does not do well is work. Yes, you can get work done when the need arises, but the iPad was not designed for day-to-day business. It is, at its heart, a netbook with the core demands of light computing and connectivity guiding its use. If you want multitasking, multiple windows, professional software suites and so forth, then you want a proper computer running a full-featured OS. You want a laptop or desktop, not a pocket or tablet device, even if you still need mobility.

 

That's where the MacBook Pro excels with the full OS X experience. When your demands are business, deadlines and mobility, the Macbook Pro is the solution. Yes, you can find iPad workarounds and viewers, but why settle?

 

The Macbook Pro offers exactly the same UI, the same software and the same power as other desktop installations, but it provides these on a laptop that travels in the car and to the coffee shop as well as into the boardroom and the classroom. It does this with a full hardware keyboard and trackpad, without iPad compromise.

 

In the end, it all comes down to you and your needs. The iPad is not a laptop, and laptops are not iPads. Your specific use case and your personal needs should guide you as to whether you want to cuddle up with an iPad or drink mocha with a MacBook. They are both powerful, affordable and usable solutions. Which one is right for you?

[TwitterLover]

Ουυυ υπαρχει πολυ hate και κακια εδω! Μ'αρεσει!!! ^.^ xD