1. "Surface Book is genuinely intriguing. " In response to Reply # 0
If it's as powerful as it advertises, it's finally a plausible Windows alternative to the current crop of MacBooks Pros. I do with they offered something with more real estate though -- laptops are only really viable field solutions when they offer decent screen sizes. I can't really work an effective After Effects composition in 13.5 inches.
3. "It's got better specs than my 15" MBP Retina...." In response to Reply # 1
>If it's as powerful as it advertises, it's finally a >plausible Windows alternative to the current crop of MacBooks >Pros. I do with they offered something with more real estate >though -- laptops are only really viable field solutions when >they offer decent screen sizes. I can't really work an >effective After Effects composition in 13.5 inches.
Ted Gee Seal Member since Apr 18th 2007 10091 posts
Wed Oct-07-15 02:40 AM
9. "Surface Book looks like a winner" In response to Reply # 8
I've got a surface pro 2 and a 3. The only drawback to the book is maybe the weight relative to the SP, otherwise I think it provides all the strengths of the SP and deals with pretty much all the weaknesses.
10. "RE: Surface Book looks like a winner" In response to Reply # 9
yeah, the Book does look awesome. however, as you said the portability may be the only drawback for me. what i'm mostly looking for is a device that can run adobe lightroom really well when i'm on the road. the SP4 can do that and with the dock i can also connect it to a larger screen when i have that available. i love photographing the places i travel to so i need something small, and especially light, that can easily come with me.
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