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20 de diciembre de 2025
I’m totally New to Macbooks
I’m new to MacBooks after being a Windows user since Windows 98. I was petrified of the change, but I was done with the Microsoft Windows system. My 14 yr old Dell Latitude couldn’t be upgraded. I was so disgusted with the constant problems with updated that negatively impacted programs and peripheral equipment. I was DONE. I started reading about apple computers. I bought an IPad and just got a iPhone and was impressed with both. But Computers are much different, especially coming from Word, Excel, Power Point. There’s a learning curve to be sure. But I decided I would get this Laptop and LEARN IT. It took me a month to open and let it load. I’m 76 Yrs old and change doesn’t come easy to us. I bought books, studied YouTube videos ( on my IPad) and took the plunge. I’M SO HAPPY WITH THIS COMPUTER!!!! It’s light years beyond Windows. It’s So intuitive, fast, neat, clean, and is compatible with my 14 yr old HP Envy printer and scanner. I’m still learning, but Apple makes it a pleasure to use. My IPad and IPhone synced up with it immediately. Everything works in harmony with each other. I bought a Samsung T7 SSD Hard drive as it was already formatted for use with this laptop. Worked seamlessly with Apples built in “TIME MACHINE”. Yes, there are some issues regarding Adobe, word and Excel if you want to use them on an Apple, BUT, they have their own programs that work. I transferred all my important documents, photos, spreadsheets to this computer without any problems. The ONLY negative for me is no Numbers Pad and I’m used to typing on a 17” laptop and this is a 16”. It will take time. I also bought a peripheral numbers pad that plugs into their C port for doing calculations and spreadsheets.The MacBooks lighted keyboard I was a must and I opted for the 1TB storage and 36GB memory M4 Max chip. It does work with my old Windows Outlook Email Account. Only regret… I didn’t get a MacBook Pro Max soonerVer másVer menos
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