Yes, it is. Since it's for my business, I don't screw around. I've never ever regretted buying a full-spec machine. I've always regretted skimping and buying something that didn't have the juice when I needed it.
It's interesting to read this. I wonder if you would change your mind if $5,000 would make or break your business. The odds of that happening are small, but still possible.
These odds of needing a full spec'd machine are also small but still possible.
Either way I guess I'm saying that an opportunity cost of ~$5,000 is significant.
I prefer a powerful laptop + monitor + keyboard for work. Sometimes I like to take my laptop somewhere else and work, like when there's a meeting in a conference room or I want to work from a coffee shop for a little while, etc.
It's a pain to keep to computers in sync with one another, set up exactly how you want, etc.
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[ 4.1 ms ] story [ 30.4 ms ] threadI have two laptops, as well.
2016 MBP w/Touch Bar (full specs)
Dell XPS 9560 (full specs), runs Windows 10
At home I have a Dell UP3216Q (32" 4K display)
and a pair of external keyboards and mice (a separate pair for each laptop)
These odds of needing a full spec'd machine are also small but still possible.
Either way I guess I'm saying that an opportunity cost of ~$5,000 is significant.
I don't use a laptop a LOT, but it's super nice for when I need it. So I use a laptop as my main PC.
It's a pain to keep to computers in sync with one another, set up exactly how you want, etc.