Windows 10 is a straight up copy of OS X

[Rice N Beans]

They straight up jacked the separate desktop, the dashboard where you can see the running apps, heck even the UI looks strangely familiar.

This is only after a few hours of testing. I'm gonna be on there all day today just to play around more.

You're as stupid as your rep dictates.

 

[satam55]

The Verge just put out it's review for Windows 10:

Microsoft's new Windows 10 operating system is finally here. Windows 10 is a realization of Microsoft's big dream to have a single Windows that runs across all its products. Does it succeed?

 

[el_oh_el]

OP sounds like he is just trying to justify the inflated price tag on his macbook.

Windows > OS X like it always has been. Underneath all the pretty graphics and BS there is not much there. Windows can almost be manipulated in any way you want it to be manipulated.

Proves you don't know what youre talking about. Bloated OSX? Funny thing is my MacBook is 10 times more stable than any Windows desktop ive fukked with, and I mess with a LOT of machines (I work for an MSP doing helpdesk)
Underneath all the pretty graphics is a Linix/Unix powerhouse that's very easy to manage from the command line level. Powershell? yeah its powerful..but easy? Not at all. I cannot even ssh into a Windows machine and manage it from the command line....

 

[Rain]

May put this on my Macbook

 

[B86]

.. windows vista, 8.0 etc etc...

been a os x user since 2009. my first macbook pro i bought lasted me 3.5 years and I sold it for $500... replaced it with MBA and i've had for 2 years now. Was gonna sell this one as well but the new 12" air wasn't worth the price.

If i had bought a PC laptop, i would have to replace it 5 times by now, and would have costed me a lot more. I've had friends, and coworkers, and business people who replace PC's once a year cause in 1 year, the windows laptops become obselete... what's better, buying 1 laptop and replacing it every 3 - 4 years (with the option of flipping it) or buying a garbage ass pc only for it to fail in 1 year.

but anyways, to add to my original post, it has the mission control, and the multiple desktops that os x has had since leopard...

You obviously have no clue (or your friends) what you're doing or talking about. I have multiple laptops that I've had for years. Built gaming desktops I've had for years. Like I tell ppl all the time, there's no reason that you should have a laptop for 3 months and it's already "broken". For 1 it's never "broken" (most cases). 2, I have a desktop with 3TB filled almost to the max and it runs like the day I built it. Basic software protection and maintenance goes a long way. Unless you have a career that involves heavy computer usage (music, programming, graphic design) there's no reason in Earth to buy a Macbook