There is no added screen real-estate. The OS will double the size of everything effectively giving you a 1440x900 resolution with a high pixel density. Compare the iPad2 and iPad3 side by side and you'll see what I mean. One has a higher resolution but everything is the same size on both of them.
1. Cut the resolution in half and that is what you're really getting (just with a higher pixel density). 2. At that price it should be a 512GB SSD. 3. Could be faster. 4. Should be double. 16GB kits can be had for around $100 these days. 5. My 2 year old Thinkpad gets that.
DPI scaling in Windows breaks quite a few apps written in VB.net. I'm sure it breaks other things as well. Drove me crazy trying to figure out why my apps were not displaying the way they were designed on my laptop until I found out that the DPI was set to 125% out of the box (Thinkpad with the FHD display).
Good way to get canned on the spot. You do not want to show the company that you will leave if you can make more money elsewhere, companies want loyal employees.
You assume the manufacturing process does not cause more damage to the environment than the weight saving offsets. Same as how buying a Prius is worse for the environment than buying a used (or even many new non-hybrid) cars due to the manufacturing process.
I'm going to stop you at your first point. Once you drop a Macbook the unibody case gets tweaked and it is never the same again. Not to mention the entire case is the heatsink and will burn you if you actually use it for anything besides web surfing and word processing. I really do not get why people think it is a great design, window dressing and nothing more.
Macs use UEFI and not a BIOS. Modern PC laptops use UEFI now too. With an SSD you can cold boot Windows in under 20 seconds. In fact a Thinkpad has beaten the cold boot speed of a Macbook Air by booting in 7 seconds.
The one thing they do well is charge more than the hardware is worth just because there is a glowing apple on the back of the display. You can buy two non-Apple laptops with comparable hardware for the price of a Macbook Pro
Which is paid when a stock is sold. In this case no stock was sold, it was simply transferred. Once those stocks are sold the proceeds become taxable. The very definition of capital is "cash on hand".
$10/share? That is at least 10x the true value. I predict that in the next year or so their stock price is going to tank like so many did during the dotcom crash.
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There is no added screen real-estate. The OS will double the size of everything effectively giving you a 1440x900 resolution with a high pixel density. Compare the iPad2 and iPad3 side by side and you'll see what I mean. One has a higher resolution but everything is the same size on both of them.
1. Cut the resolution in half and that is what you're really getting (just with a higher pixel density).
2. At that price it should be a 512GB SSD.
3. Could be faster.
4. Should be double. 16GB kits can be had for around $100 these days.
5. My 2 year old Thinkpad gets that.
mSATA cards are actually pretty easy to get these days. Many business laptops offer the option.
DPI scaling in Windows breaks quite a few apps written in VB.net. I'm sure it breaks other things as well. Drove me crazy trying to figure out why my apps were not displaying the way they were designed on my laptop until I found out that the DPI was set to 125% out of the box (Thinkpad with the FHD display).
Thinkpads tend to hold value.
That's not being lazy, that's working smarter. If you were lazy you wouldn't have an existing code base of quality code to copy from.
Good way to get canned on the spot. You do not want to show the company that you will leave if you can make more money elsewhere, companies want loyal employees.
It's much easier than that. Look for blurred out houses in a residential neighborhood.
EU also refers to Europe.
Wouldn't blurring these out be the same as putting up a sign saying "Women's Shelter"? I thought those places were nondescript houses.
Lighter = Faster
Faster = More Kinetic Energy
Weight is not a factor
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinetic_energy
You assume the manufacturing process does not cause more damage to the environment than the weight saving offsets. Same as how buying a Prius is worse for the environment than buying a used (or even many new non-hybrid) cars due to the manufacturing process.
Does this protect against it? Never know when you might be fighting Xenomorphs.
VB6 programmers are just lazy.
Those quota's are illegal and the NYPD is being sued over them. This case is likely what caused this app to be created.
http://www.courthousenews.com/2012/02/24/44142.htm
Do you have a link to get one at that price? The ones I've seen are HP branded and cost quite a bit more.
Lucky you. The U-Verse 2Wire equipment I got is ipv6 compatible but no firmware is out for it that supports IPv6.
I'm going to stop you at your first point. Once you drop a Macbook the unibody case gets tweaked and it is never the same again. Not to mention the entire case is the heatsink and will burn you if you actually use it for anything besides web surfing and word processing. I really do not get why people think it is a great design, window dressing and nothing more.
Since when has a Macbook Pro been an "extremely thin notebook"? Which is besides the point, you can get ultrabooks for less than a Macbook Air.
Macs use UEFI and not a BIOS. Modern PC laptops use UEFI now too. With an SSD you can cold boot Windows in under 20 seconds. In fact a Thinkpad has beaten the cold boot speed of a Macbook Air by booting in 7 seconds.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snZ11MgtssM
The one thing they do well is charge more than the hardware is worth just because there is a glowing apple on the back of the display. You can buy two non-Apple laptops with comparable hardware for the price of a Macbook Pro
Which is paid when a stock is sold. In this case no stock was sold, it was simply transferred. Once those stocks are sold the proceeds become taxable. The very definition of capital is "cash on hand".
No taxes until the shares are liquefied.
$10/share? That is at least 10x the true value. I predict that in the next year or so their stock price is going to tank like so many did during the dotcom crash.
Strike that, I misread your comment.