Thread: Windows 10 - free upgrade to those with PC using Windows 7 or 8
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Old 02-04-2015, 03:18 PM   #289
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Originally Posted by leebase View Post
Recent Mac convert - and they are by far the best laptops I've ever owned. I like OS/X and some of the Apple specific apps...but I also like Windows and Linux. I run all three of them on my Mac.

It's true that the new Macs are thin and everything is soldered in...no upgrading the memory. So buy the amount you will need upfront. Of course, with the latest Mac OS's...they actually compress the memory to get more done with the existing RAM. Works wonderfully.

I'll never again buy a computer without an SSD drive.

FYI - Macs also have great resale value. If you price a windows machine with the build quality and features of a Mac (retina/hi res screen, SSD, aluminum/high quality and light frame)...you will pay as much or more.
Interesting. I have already blown my budget on the Surface Pro 3 for at least a year. Not regretting it for an instant, but may consider an IOS device next year.

Will/do you run Windows 10 on yours?

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