The very last comment is stupid. The only obsolete thing about the HP tablet would be the software, which could of been upgraded if it sold better. Everything else about the HP tablet is superior.

 

Note: The iPad in the picture is a generation 1. Still though, 7 years later and still technologically inferior.

Edited June 12, 201213 yr by Fredfredbug4

I think it depends on the person. For my field I need to not only know Windows and Mac, but Linux as well. So far I can pretty much do all 3, still learning Linux, but I wouldn't trash PC or Mac simply because you, yourself don't know how to use the other. My laptop is a PC and I remote into linux based machines, but I also own an iPad3 and an ipod touch. plus I've done plenty of repairs on macs. Take it from me, in the end all it is, is code. Which for a computer science major such as myself, is what I do best, coding.

I feel like the only Windows handicap whereas everyone else is a Mac handicap.

I don't buy anything from Apple. Not because I don't like them, but because I believe that they're one day going to take over the world with all the money they've made, and brainwash everyone using waves sent from their products, creating a loyal, unthinking, unwavering army of "iZombies" as I call them. Someone has to be there and lead the Resistance, so I'm not going to be contributing my money to their plans.

 

Yes.

I feel like the only Windows handicap whereas everyone else is a Mac handicap.

 

And then there is everyone who is a Linux handicap, most people haven't even heard about it.

 

Example:

I say Linux in conversation

their reaction: :huh:

my reaction to theirs: -blink a few times- :mellow: -face palm-

I have an old school shuffle. All I need from Apple; my Microsoft stuff works fine right now.