Why is the laptop, which costs more than $80,000, so unreliable, is my primary complaint about it. I am careful with my laptop; I don't toss it, I don't press it, and I don't put anything on it; yet, the display of the keyboard has abrasions. The keyboard itself is unreliable, or more specifically, the mechanism that controls the keys. And the second issue is the connectors; I understand that Apple is working toward a wireless future, but it's too early for that; there is too much equipment that uses USB, and this is not a typewriter; it's a professional instrument! Does anything significant lie within the prefix Pro? Consequently, in order to easily connect a microphone, mixer, hard drive, or any other component, you will want adapters, which will require additional space in the workspace as well as additional cargo in the bag. In conclusion, I would argue that in comparison to the model of 2022, the MacBook has evolved into a pricey and fashionable toy. Although there were issues with the anti-glare coating on that model, the ports were standard, there were no problems with the keyboard, and, in my opinion, the cooling system was more effective. Now Apple has taken a turn in an entirely unsuitable direction by selling the Macbook Air in its most fundamental configuration for a price of ninety thousand dollars. You can obtain a Windows machine that is significantly more dependable and productive for this amount of money, without having to overpay for a glitzy apple logo on the lid. Make a decision on which aspect is more essential to you: dependability or style.
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