Mac?

[agenda]

Hi i am a windows user and i'm considering to buy a new nac. any suggestions?

[Ronnie23]

If you’re considering buying a Mac after using Windows, it depends a lot on what you need it for. If you're looking for something powerful but portable, the MacBook Air (M1 or M2) is a solid choice—great for everyday tasks, some light programming, and content creation. It's lightweight, with great battery life and the M1 chip makes it fast for most tasks.
However, if you’re into more intensive work like video editing, coding, or design, the MacBook Pro with M1/M2 Pro or Max chips will give you more performance, especially with the larger 14” or 16” versions. macOS is quite different from Windows, but if you're comfortable with Linux, the transition is smoother. Anything specific you’re hoping to do on the new Mac? Also rotating your Mac screen can be super useful, especially if you’re working with different display setups or need a fresh perspective. If you're looking to screen rotate on a Mac, here's a guide that explains the steps in detail. The process varies slightly depending on your macOS version, but you’ll mostly find the option in System Preferences under Displays. This tip is great for designers and coders who benefit from portrait orientation.