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nikdoof.com | ||
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danielcompton.net
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| | | | | Introduction I needed to buy a new Mac recently. I couldn't bring myself to buy a legacy Intel Mac, but the new M1 Macs only support up to two displays. For the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and iMac that means you can connect one additional display along with the built-in display. For the Mac Mini, you can add two displays. I wanted a MacBook Air and already had two external displays which I wanted to keep using. | |
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www.blog.montgomerie.net
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| | | | | For over a year now, I've been using an MSI Prestige PS341WU as my main display. It plugs into my MacBook (now, an M2 MacBook Air of my own, previously mostly a 16" M1 MacBook Pro from work). At the time I bought it, it was about the only reasonably priced ultrawide that also stood a chance of being considered 'retina' - and a casual browse around now seems to indicate that is still the case. | |
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www.stchris.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] A detailed comparison of the MacBook Air and Lenovo Thinkpad X1 laptops focusing on specifications, pricing, Linux compatibility, and performance upgrades. | |
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atomized.org
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| | | [AI summary] The author compares various laptops (Dell XPS 13, Lenovo X1 Carbon, ThinkPad 25, and X230) running Linux, ultimately concluding that older ThinkPads offer the best balance of performance, repairability, and value for open-source enthusiasts. | ||
