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9 Ways the Surface Laptop Beats MacBooks

9 Ways the Surface Laptop Beats MacBooks

Posted on May 4, 2017January 20, 2019 By Jarvis

The first time I saw the Surface Laptop, I thought to myself, “well, damn, Microsoft is going right after MacBook users.” And after we’ve had some hands-on time with the 13.5-inch laptop, we’re even more sure that this machine stands up to comparisons with Apple’s notebooks, and even beats them. Here are 8 ways Microsoft’s new clamshell takes Apple’s MacBooks to school.

More Key Travel

More Key Travel

Typing on the Surface Laptop after being used to the MacBook keyboards, we got to re-learn what it’s like to type on a keys that actually feel like they’re moving. That’s because the MacBook and MacBook Pro keyboards offer only 0.5 millimeters of travel, a mere third of the 1.5 mm that Microsoft is claiming for the Surface Laptop (which we’ll confirm in our review). For now, we can say that the keys are more quiet and more comfortable than what Apple offers.
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