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As a programmer, I believe that most people have the same soft spot for MacBook Pro as I do.
Compared with Windows, Mac is much more secure than Windows due to its system architecture, and it is relatively less likely to be attacked by viruses. In addition, there are no extra things under Windows under Mac, no disk fragmentation, and no need to defragment the hard disk. There is no need to partition, there is almost no crash phenomenon, I rarely shut down, and the software style is unified, unlike Windows, "family bucket", you know~.
For programmers, a key factor in using Mac is that Mac is a Unix-like system, which can easily build a development environment similar to Linux server locally, and the installation of various libraries is very convenient.
The MacBook Pro is really amazing. In addition to some of the advantages mentioned above, its retina display is also a point of praise. However, for some people who are used to large screens when working with notebooks, they are always concerned about these dozen or so. The inch screen is a bit of a grudge, and so am I.
But someone has already helped us think of a solution: by some chance, I used the BenQ PD2710QC display.
After using it for a few days, I feel that this display is completely made for Macbook! First attach the parameters of this display:
Size: 27 inches
Resolution: 2k Resolution
Color Gamut: 100% sRGB/Rec.709
Color Depth: 8bit
Panel: IPS Panel
Static Contrast: 1000:1
Dynamic Contrast: 2M:1
Brightness: 350nits
For the author who has used the 15-inch display for a while, after unboxing it and placing it on the desk, people can't help but sigh "it's really big". The experience in the next few days made me enjoy the feeling of "changing the shotgun for the gun" more and more. In addition to the large size at the beginning, I am even more delighted that it improves the real experience in actual use.
Regarding the improvement of this experience, take a simple example. In the author's daily development work, the browser and IDE need to be switched. There are still some windows in the IDE that are not easy to close. When debugging the tracking code, the interface switches and drags back and forth. It is very cumbersome, which makes the 13-inch display extremely inconvenient. After touching the BenQ PD2710QC display, these problems are all solved. It is convenient to program and debug in two areas on one large screen.
In addition, the display screen supports 90° rotation. In portrait mode, when reading some articles or reading codes, there are hundreds of lines at a glance! It's just that the neck is a bit tired. Since the screen width is indeed wide enough, you need to look up and get tired after a long time. If you use a horizontal display as the main display, it will be perfect, hahaha.
In addition to the 90° rotation adjustment, of course, it also has up and down adjustment, which can support 180mm lifting and lowering, which is a good news for friends with bad cervical vertebrae. The manufacturer's more intimate point is that the height of the monitor is exactly the height of a 15.6-inch notebook that is fully opened, so that an open notebook can be placed on its base while the monitor is outside . In short, the BenQ PD2710QC display The adjustment of the screen can try to meet your needs.
I am using a 2017 MBP, and one of the more troublesome points is the lack of interfaces. The 2017 MBP has only two typeC interfaces, and Apple's domineering makes people helpless. Before that, the author had to spend Some money to buy some transfer interface, and the transferred USB data cable also makes this already small working space a little more messy.
This display solves another headache problem. It comes standard with a typeC interface and comes with a docking station base. The size of the base is just right to place an MBP . The standard typeC cable configured with the display can be perfectly compatible with Apple. Notebook, used with typeC interface , after the device is connected to the monitor through the typeC cable, the base can be turned into a docking station. The base is equipped with a network cable interface and 4 USB interfaces. Basically, there is no need to worry about the problem of less interfaces . If the expansion dock needs to be additionally equipped, it will cost a lot of money, and it will save a lot of money invisibly.
△ Make full use of the base
At the same time, because it is equipped with a lot of interfaces on the base, the notebook is much easier, and it is very convenient to plug and unplug with one wire.
Look how amazing this base is ↓↓
The display has its own audio peripherals, and the sound effects are also good.
In addition, the monitor has multiple display modes: CAD/CAM display mode, animation mode, dark room mode, MacBook mode. It can be adjusted by users according to their own needs or habits, and the MacBook mode provides a color display similar to that of Apple products.
In addition to these experience in use, the appearance of the display is also very high. Similar to Apple's minimalist style, the 7mm narrow border and color of the PD2710QC display are all closer to Apple users.
After a few days of use, the experience of this display is quite good. For macbook users, it has solved some interface problems that most mac users will encounter, except for some display experience. In addition, its docking station is undoubtedly the most impressive. Its powerful functions make users depend on it to a certain extent. It can be said that the PD2710QC display has achieved everything that a high-quality display can do. Mac users feel a very friendly experience. For programmers, the functional design is also very pertinent and practical, you can consider getting one!
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