Sentences with phrase «like macbook»

And that's the beauty of an iPad over something like a MacBook: that versatility.

Look at the high - end, stylish Windows laptops released over the last five years and you'll see quite a lot that look a bit like a MacBook of one kind or another.

«Think about something close to like a MacBook Pro or an Alienware PC,» Magic Leap founder Rony Abovitz told Glixel.

It's smooth but has just a hint of friction, much like a MacBook after you've used it a while and the ultra-slickness has been tamed by a bit of finger oil and dirt.

Where the standard M2 has a shiny plastic rear that's basically an impersonation of glass, the Aqua version has a textured translucent top layer that makes the rear feel a bit like textured glass — the kind of stuff used in the mouse trackpads of high - end laptops like the MacBook Air.

Dell has also kept the combination of an aluminum finish and a wedge shape that doesn't make the XPS 13 look like a MacBook Air ripoff.

«Think about something close to like a MacBook or an Alienware PC.

When it comes to design, a report from TechCrunch says the Chromebook 14 for Work «really looks like a MacBook,» probably due to its «black keyboard and hinge set against the metallic silver body.»

Design The slim and sleek design of the Razer Blade is unchanged, looking very much like a MacBook Pro dressed in black.

This is the conundrum, and something I want to emphasize if you're deciding between a laptop like a MacBook or Surface Book and the iPad Pro: the iPad can facilitate more experiences better than the MacBook, but the MacBook is still better at some core things, like multitasking and sharing information between apps, and likely will be for the foreseeable future.

The video confirms that the Apple logo on the back side of the iPhone 6 does not have luminous like MacBook but the logo is now made from an allow of metals to make it scratch and corrosion resistant.

There's no denying the Asus ZenBook UX305 looks exactly like a MacBook Air.

Otherwise, the UX305 looks like the MacBook Air after it's gotten a nip - tuck job to make it marginally slimmer and lighter.

All told, LaCie's Porsche Design USB - C drive — like the MacBook it pairs so well with — is ahead of the game.

On the top you get a small trackpad, quite like a MacBook which enables a whole sort of other gestures like swiping and tapping, making the remote experience even richer.

Like the MacBook and MacBook Pro without Touch Bar, this 13 - inch MacBook Pro says bye - bye to the ports again.

It is expected to arrive with a slimmer chassis like the MacBook lineup.

Since it boasts Type - C compatibility, you can connect multiple devices like MacBook, Chromebook, Pixel phones, Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, Nokia N1 Tablet and other Type - C devices.

All that being said, the silvery aluminum quandrangle I tested is not refined or unique enough to turn heads like a MacBook or Surface, but it feels almost as premium as those laptops.

First things first — yes, it looks and feels like a MacBook.

While we haven't tested it yet, it should be noted that the «Core i5 and i7» versions of the MacBook are not the same i5 - 7200U and i7 - 7500U processors you'll find in something like the MacBook Pro or standard 2017 Windows laptops.

It's like a MacBook, but with a 91 percent screen - to - body ratio, more ports, better sound, and a touchscreen display.

MateBook sounds a little too much like MacBook and it's also got the word «book» in it which is usually meant for something more like a laptop with a stiff folding hinge.

So Huawei just told us that the MateBook X Pro may look like a MacBook Air, but it's a lot more powerful than that.

These bezel-less designs are certainly striking across the board, especially on devices like the MacBook and iMac.

The new Surface Books, which come in 13.5 - and 15 - inch flavors now, are very powerful laptops with top - end guts and premium price tags befitting other high - design, high - spec machines like the MacBook Pro or Razer Blade Pro.

You can find a better display on alternatives like the MacBook Pro 13 and the Surface Book 2, and you might prefer those options if an extremely wide color gamut or precise color accuracy if your goal.

Still, it's excellent for a laptop this small, rivaling the Surface Book 2 and far exceeding alternatives like the MacBook Pro 13 and Asus Zenbook 3.

Alas, Huawei did unveil a couple of exciting products at this year's show, and the first one is a compact laptop that looks like a MacBook Air, packs a Pro punch, and features an all - screen display that's better than Dell's edgeless laptops.

Other publications are reporting that other MacBook models, like the MacBook Air, may get the same treatment.

Connecting them to other devices in my vicinity, like a MacBook Pro and an iPhone SE was fairly painless, but required another glimpse at the instruction booklet.

After testing the waters with its first Windows 2 - in - 1 in 2016, Huawei is making a big push into the laptop market with the MateBook X. Like the MacBook, the MateBook X starts with a lovely aluminum chassis and adds powerful Dolby Atmos - certified speakers, full Intel Core i CPUs with fanless heat sinks and twice the number of USB Type - C ports.

The Y - series chips consume significantly less power and generate less heat than the U-series CPUs, so they're a good fit for tablets and super-thin laptops like the MacBook that have less room for battery cells and cooling fans.

Enough that A11 Bionic is benchmarking like a MacBook Pro.

I suspect, however, like the MacBook brand, the Microsoft Surface Laptop will attract a certain «tech glitterati» to the Windows 10 world, an elite group of digital fashionistas who will sing the gospel of Redmond's vision of Fluent Design.

The iPad may not be flashy like the iPhone X or powerful like the MacBook Pro, but out of every Apple product you can buy, the iPad checks the most boxes: It's convenient, portable, great for work and pleasure, and at a price point people can actually afford.

However laptops like the MacBook Air also have the reduced gamut of the Mini Retina and people are fine with it.

Smartphones don't typically draw that much power — manufacturers commonly stick with a lower amperage (like 3A), but it's a boon for USB - C laptops like the MacBook Pro and Google Chromebook Pixel.

Maybe it's the blend of plastic and aluminum, but it feels thicker in the hand than a system like the MacBook Pro 13 which is 14.9 mm thick all the way across.

Intel did just introduce its first seventh - generation Core (aka Kaby Lake) processors, but the current versions are lower - power chips designed for ultraportables, not mobile workhorses like the MacBook Pro.

That is awesome for computers with smaller hard drives (like a MacBook Air).

I would not get an ultralight laptop like the MacBook Air or Lenovo X1 Carbon.

Personally, I like MacBook Pros.

For the overall cost implication there are plenty of alternative devices out there, from Ultrabooks such as the Lenovo Yoga 11S, less powerful yet cheaper tablet alternatives such as Samsung ATIV, or that opposite direction of travel from something like the MacBook Air.

This latest version is really the successor to the Air 2, announced in late 2014, but drops that bit of the name for the sake of simplicity, like the MacBook before it.

This will be ideal for enterprise customers and could be Apple's answer to Microsoft's Surface 3 which is aiming to replace laptops like the MacBook Air.

At first I thought it would be like my MacBook Pro trackpad and actually press down, but I love the fact that the tracked on the Mini Keyboard is solid and one less thing to worry about wearing out.

Unbeknownst to me, my concept wasn't unique as others comp'd up similar concepts before and after I did and gave them lots of names that play around with Apple - like product names, like the MacBook Nano.

The latest version of the company's tablet is really the successor to the Air 2, announced in late 2014, but drops that bit of the name for the sake of simplicity, like the MacBook before it.

NPD predicts growth for certain categories, including touch - enabled devices, and even projects that devices like the MacBook Air and Ultrabooks will adopt touch in the coming years.