Google bootcamp and it will teach and tell you that you can use Windows and MacOS (one at a time) on your Macbook. This requires you to buy a Windows 10 license key as it's like installing Windows on a new pc.

Bootcamp is actually a software that it preloaded into mac to help you install Windows (or Linux if possible) on your Macbook.

The correct term here is call dual boot. You going to dual boot 2 types of OS on 1 single machine ONE AT A TIME.

Cool, but without windows10 on Mac, it should be still good enough right? I mean why need windows in a Mac? What’s lacking in Mac?

That’s right! But the Office 365 for Mac keep improving and i think they let Mac to use more function now.

Nevertheless, very seldom to need the advance function unless there is advance analysis required. By that, maybe TS will consider to use his desktop instead. Because bigger screen and more powerful CPU.

For my practise, i use company laptop only for office/working purpose. For personal use, example: investment study, entertainment, bank transfer, notes, etc, i will use my own Macbook/iPad Pro/iPhone.



This post has been edited by kevinpss: May 13 2020, 04:01 AM

Actually I don’t need advance functions for office 365 use...just normal stuffs..

My iPad Pro 2015 still work so well. Especially when there is a needs to work on PDF, words, and telecon! Really hassle free and worry-free. All the apps are working smooth.

Last time when i use windows laptop, i always choose LibreOffice instead of Microsoft Office, for personal use. Haha.

are you on ipadOS bro? i couldn't seem to work around well with the ipad compare to a comp/laptop

Yes, I'm on iPadOS. It won't work exactly the same like a laptop. But very useful when I work on single task and listen to Spotify. Sometimes I use it as my second screen (no sidecar because my MacBook Air 2017). Example: I use my iPad and Macbook at the same time for video conference, iPad for video conference, MacBook for data process/excel/etc. Or vice versa.

But I subscribe Microsoft 365 (come with 1TB OneDrive), and iCloud lah. Copy in iPad can directly paste in my MacBook, vice versa. Also the same for website browsing. Also, all my files in OneDrive/iCloud so I can open in both device at the same time. When need to transfer file between this two device, it is very easy when use airdrop.

This post has been edited by kevinpss: May 12 2020, 02:22 PM