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crisss1205

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Oct 7, 2008
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Saw this picture, don't know if its legit but its still funny.
 

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Norton74

macrumors newbie
Apr 5, 2010
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Probably the only way to get through an all day conference on battery. Try that with a windows laptop!
 

cleanup

macrumors 68030
Jun 26, 2005
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Probably the only way to get through an all day conference on battery. Try that with a windows laptop!

I think the Apple laptop with the longest battery life is something like 8 hours, right? There are numerous longlife laptops out there, and since they're all from various other manufacturers, they run Windows. Most netbooks run for at least 6 hours, many more and other ultraportables run for 10 hours or longer.

The operating system has much less to do with battery life than the power consumption and battery technology in the laptop. A MacBook Pro running Windows 7 will probably still get about 7-8 hours of battery life.

Silly fanboys.
 

SmokeyRobinson

macrumors regular
Dec 11, 2010
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I dont think it shopped. I dont think its a big deal either. Microsoft doesnt make laptops. Apple laptops run Windows.
 

Reddmanz

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Jul 23, 2010
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I think the Apple laptop with the longest battery life is something like 8 hours, right?

Pretty sure both the MBP (13in) and MB have a 10 hour battery life. And I have actually achieved this myself at home on mine.
 

Norton74

macrumors newbie
Apr 5, 2010
16
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Iowa
I think the Apple laptop with the longest battery life is something like 8 hours, right? There are numerous longlife laptops out there, and since they're all from various other manufacturers, they run Windows. Most netbooks run for at least 6 hours, many more and other ultraportables run for 10 hours or longer.

The operating system has much less to do with battery life than the power consumption and battery technology in the laptop. A MacBook Pro running Windows 7 will probably still get about 7-8 hours of battery life.

Silly fanboys.

I have 2 Windows laptops that struggle to make it through a 3 hour class. Even with an extended battery then I have a huge bulging battery on the bottom propping it up like rounded kickstand, so I guess I know what I'm talking about here.

This silly fanboy just got this MBP to BootCamp Windows7 and have the best of both worlds and now I can run on either platform!

Hey, isn't this a Mac forum anyway fella?
 
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R94N

macrumors 68020
May 30, 2010
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If they were going to demo Microsoft Office for Mac it would make sense to use a Mac :D
 

qawes

macrumors 6502
Jun 27, 2010
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It's fake, look at the bottom hinge on the lid, it's like on an old Dell machine, not as on a MBP.
 

Transporteur

macrumors 68030
Nov 30, 2008
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I'd rather say epic thread fail!

That picture is over 2 years old, was all over the press, and not the first time Microsoft used Apple laptops in their presentations. There are images from a 2006 presentation around, too. So no, no fake.
 

SpeedFleX

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Apr 22, 2009
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Microsoft is a Software Company, Microsoft makes Software for Apple Type Computers aka Macs.

Microsoft OS can be installed on pretty much any type of computer hardware including Apple Intel

So it sounds like Epic Win to me
 

cocky jeremy

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Jul 12, 2008
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When's the last time Microsoft did something that wasn't a fail? Don't be so shocked by Microsoft's failures.
 

electronique

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Aug 27, 2008
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It's fake, look at the bottom hinge on the lid, it's like on an old Dell machine, not as on a MBP.
+1. The base looks like it protrudes past the hinge for screen.
Also - Im not sure the difference in colour is a shadow - I think its part of the design.. Dell or similar with sticker, i say.
 
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