The big problem that comes with buying a Mac device in recent years is the inability to update its hardware components. Apple has seen fit to solder most of these components, making it completely impossible to update these on a regular basis, since we cannot remove them from the logic board to replace the new and more powerful components. Nevertheless, we present the HacBook, the direct competition to Mac computers (with the obvious differences) that will allow us to have an upgradeable laptop and with the sales of running the desktop operating system that Apple has created for Macs.
The reality is that this laptop is a real HP, it has the hardware that we would find in the entry range of MacBook devices in general, the following components:
- SandyBridge Intel i5
- 8GB of RAM
- 14 Inch HD Screen
- Resolution 1600 × 900
- Up to 1TB SSD hard drive
- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connection
It doesn't emulate OS X, it runs it completely. According to the company, it can turn on the operating system in just fifteen seconds, one of the most striking features of macOS. Also, you can install DalBoot boot between OS X and Windows. Of course, when running OS X it is fully compatible with the Mac App Store, iTunes, iMessages and FaceTime. The best thing is the price, this range of entry will cost from approximately € 330, the difficult thing will be to get one, since its main market is the United States of America for obvious reasons.
The reality is that seen what you've seen you can do quickly and easily with a Mac for a ridiculous price, yes, there are components that are not going to be up to scratch, such as the backlit keyboard, the TrackPad, the thickness of the device or the autonomy of the battery.