djames4242

FWIW, this review (to me) reads as though it's not really recommending this software. I've been using it for a number of years and find it invaluable when I'm on my laptop. I do use it primarily with a wired connection, and there is a noticeable difference between that and a wifi tether, but for mostly static content it's perfectly usable. Static, meaning that I usually put my email client in this display, or reference material such as documentation, or maybe tool palettes.

For this, a wifi connection is certainly adequate.

Hagen said:

Now a chin on your phone to match the chin on your iMac. That case is fugly.

No uglier than any other iPhone case, especially charging cases.

dick applebaum said:

Couldn't multiple Apple ARM chips be used to outperform a single Intel chip?

Possibly, but then we'd lose the ability to virtualize which is (sadly) still a requirement for some of us who use our Macs in the enterprise.

supadav03 said:

Is this for real? WTF? So you can't buy an Apple TV on Amazon yet they expect you to use your Apple TV to shop on Amazon. GTFO!

Indeed. Nor can you watch Amazon video on an Apple TV...

monstrosity said:

Agreed. No suggestions from me though. I have tried every major player in the the router market and none could take the pace. The Airport Extreme might be slightly slower than some routers, but it's stable. Nothing worse than being comfortable in bed then having to get up to reset the router EVERY NIGHT. I'd forego speed any day for reliability. 

Fortunately you can restart most base stations remotely. Mine is in my basement office, and my bedroom on the second floor. I'd give up and tether my iPad to my phone if I had to run downstairs to physically restart a router  

I see AI has posted a guide now, but it's not particularly useful and seems to contain information gleamed from product sites rather than from actual user experience, and has no mention of long-term reliability...