#TERRARAY FOR WINDOWS UPGRADE#

The question is whether it balances that cost with pleasure. Go to an Apple Store and play on a Macbook with people who are excited about Apple to see how easily you cross that learning divide.Ĥ) If it isn't obvious from my other comments thus far, I would suggest there is an Apple 'lifestyle'.

#TERRARAY FOR WINDOWS UPGRADE#

Note that there are a lot of different PC screens, so if this is about 'retina' alone, that may be mis-leading.ģ) Since you are replacing a machine, there will be some learning curve on operating system upgrade versus learning Maverick (or Yosemite, if you wait for that to come out). If you do want to access content with these devices, you can use any platform to access iCloud (with some limitations on functionality).Ģ) If you are going iPhone, have family that wants to Facetime and iMessage, and work with photos a lot, you may be interested.

Just a comment.ġ) If you are a casual user, unless you are also investing in an iPhone or iPad and want to share content, I'm not sure the cost difference is worthwhile.

while there are similarities, because there are platform differences, there are spec differences. Loaded question, there, and one that will give you more opinions than answers.ġ) How much do you spend for a PC-based laptop? Look at the costs for hardware and software when you determine this.Ģ) What do you do on a laptop? Is it web-surfing, video-viewing, and email? or document generation? or database work? Have you explored the applications for replicating your PC activity on MAC and are you satisfied with those options?ģ) If you are doing this for graphics (and MAC has some good graphics applications), have you looked at the learning curve for these applications (this is NOT a show-stopper, its just a comment)?Ĥ) You say 'the same specs'.

Terraray for windows