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I meant to respond to this post. I don't see how a 120mm AIO is going to fit in the dan-case. Are you thinking of the ncase M1?
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There is no possible way that you're going to fit a 120mm AIO in that thing. Where did you read that?
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Again, my point is not to say that MacBooks are the best for everyone or that they are the only computers with theses advantages, but they consistently have these advantages throughout the entire line. This is an admirable trait for a computer company, and definitely makes their computers worthy of the attention they get everywhere else - but puzzlingly not in a video from a reviewer that I'm again surprised can't look past personal bias. TL;DR - (Surface Pro 3 > MacBook Air) = WTF
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Definitely valid points. The thing is, this list is supposed to be for students. For a student that specifically wants easy setup, great customer support, easy backups, long battery life, solid build (have not found a better trackpad), easy integration with other gadgets, useful included software, no bloatware, etc. the MBA is an obviously solid option. Which is not to say it's the best option in all scenarios. I just found it really odd and maybe foolish to exclude it from a list like this when it's such a universally lauded option for the market that this video is addressing.
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The fact that this list makes no mention of anything from Apple makes me think that LTT is pretty out of touch. This is the only "best of" laptop list that I've seen in years that doesn't include some kind of MacBook. They make amazing student computers, especially if you already have an iPhone (which accounts for a huge chunk of North America and an even higher percentage of students if firsthand observations mean anything (yes, I know they don't haha)) if only because of the smooth-as-hell integration of cloud services across devices. Apple makes some seriously multitasking-friendly laptops due to the trackpad gestures that are available in OS X. The build quality is top notch for anyone who's throwing laptops/notebooks into backpacks and such. Also, the included software e.g. iMovie, Pages, GarageBand has made a couple school projects go way smoother than if I were using something else. Oh yeah, the battery life is great too. I really nearly did a spit take when I saw Surface Pro 3 on this list and not MacBook Air, lol.
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Hey, did you ever find anything? I just came across this Silverstone AIO. http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=597&area=en
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Man, this was probably the most biased video I've seen come out of LTT. People who bought it for its capabilities as a smartwatch/fitness tracker should "feel like an idiot?" Geez Linus, you've just lost a good amount of credibility in my mind. This review was almost an objective assessment of the product (outside of the objective untruths about "hey siri" not working, storage capacity, OG iPod nano only holding 50 songs, etc.) It seems like you let your Apple rage get the best of you on this one, though. Next time, maybe hold off on insulting people by saying they should feel like idiots, and maybe spend a little more time on finding out what the actual product is and does.
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itsjustawizard https://www.vessel.com/videos/JYZEYDYx0 / https://www.vessel.com/videos/Xhib6xLw4
