I would say good riddance, but I am typing this on a MacBook Pro with a butterfly keyboard right now.

Apple obstinately stuck with this keyboard design for much too long, hurting its image and causing wholly unnecessary hassle and cost for its customers. Switching the entire product lineup over to a new keyboard in the span of six months is impressive, but the decision to finally do so came far too late. After five years of applying bandages to the butterfly keyboard, Apple has switched over its entire laptop line to the scissor-switch-based Magic Keyboard in the span of six months. Go hit up r/dell and see the fuckery.With today’s announcement of a new 13-inch MacBook Pro, Apple has finally stopped trying to fix one of the most controversial and problematic hardware designs in its history: the butterfly switch mechanism on its laptop keyboards. Now to hope the coil whine isn't high since that noise varies from unit to unit.ĭon’t ever compare the QC issues on the macbook to the xps. Motherboard shit the bed and was replaced. Replaced screen was popping out of bezel, replaced. Camera broke, entire top/screen replaced. Battery reached “end of serviceable life” after 4 months, replaced.

Open task manager? Fans go on full blast for 10 seconds. Repaste or not w/ the current bios the xps puts the fans on full blast when plugged in ANY time the gpu is pinged for ANYTHING. Audio will simply break when resuming from hibernation. I have had that piece of shit serviced more times in 6 months than my macbook was serviced in 6 years.

I fell for the bullshit and got an XPS instead of a MacBook despite my 2012 rmbp being the best computer I’ve ever owned. Those are more like 'mini' LEDs I guess.Ĭan confirm. What Samsung has made for those stackable TV screens last year is not the micro LED that could be used for laptos or phones. I feel like MicroLED has been 'a few years away' for a bit too long time now, so I'm starting to doubt we'll actually see them soon, especially used on a screen larger than a watch. I know the drawbacks, but I also think that Apple knows what they are doing with these screens, so I'm willing to trust them. TVs are using white-only OLED elements, with RGB color filters. The OLED used in iPhone X however is not the same exact thing as far as I know. I do absolutely notice temporary burn in on my LG OLED V though, and I know that even the newest models suffer from it, if left on a static screen for long enough. This gives me hope that it could work on a computer also. indicators at the top have left the impression on the screen, but they never seem to. I check from time to time if the clock numbers and battery, etc. Click to shrink.On my iPhone X, which is day 1 purchase, I can't see a hint of any burn in, and I use it quite a lot.

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