Jensonb wrote:As a geek, I can honestly say the mere suggestion that a Thinkpad is superior to a MacBook Pro is insane. Apple make the world's leading notebooks guys, it's a fact.
As for Lenovo moving...Bad news for Frank' boys but it's unusual. Hardly seems like much of a get for McLaren
Define "superior".
I would expect, since Apple went Intel, that you will find Lenovo, HP, Toshiba... with same specs as Mac Book Pro. Heck, you'll find gaming notebooks with quad core CPUs, much better graphics, more RAM/HDD, BlueRay... no problem.
When it comes to computing on the move - a real stuff that defines usability of notebook - you will find many models from different brands offering secondary battery, swappable optical drive (for additional battery), docking stations and other portability-related things Apple is not offering.
On the other side, Apple has cloth for polishing screen. Cool... er...
Not that Mac Books are bad, but design aside, they are still too niche and too limited in terms of expansion to be ultimate notebook(s). Except for ultimate fashion computers.
You can have it in any colour - as long as it's black. Or red. Or blue. Or green. Or white. Or navy blue. Or...