Lenovo thinkpad w700 or mac book pro?
Im looking for a new laptop for graphic design, photography, and web design. After reviewing several laptops Im now deciding between the two listed above. I've used PC and MAC's before but most of my software is all PC based at the moment. Both laptops have similar specs and are close in price.
A few of my pros and cons are:
-The MAC is smaller and so sexy. The Lenovo is big and kinda ugly, but its whats on the inside that counts.
-Id have to spend extra to get MAC versions of my adobe software. Even though MAC runs windows, Id only get the best performance running MAC versions. With the Lenovo I could save the software money to do hardware upgrades since I have the PC versions.
-I dont know how to repair MACS if something goes wrong.
PC I can Macgyver just about anything to make it work when something goes wrong.
-The thinkpad comes with a wacom tablet installed. The MAC would need an external one.
-Id get more girls with a MAC. The Thinkpad will scare them away.
Girls will kick you if you go for a MAC. All the files that you will save for Windows and share, give errors.
If you are prone to sharing files, will be left out in a corner.
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