Name: iDeal 旅するiOS開発者のセットアップ (iDeal Traveling iOS Developer Setup)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:21:59.000Z
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I was developed related video with this time we're going to talk about travel setups, in particular my ideal travel set up.

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If I were to go traveling right now, I would want the top of the line Mac Book pro.

Not anything else to the Taboo line Mac book Pro.

Probably as much storage is, I can get, although have external hard drives, mainly because I'll be doing I was development, those video eating.

But with Iose development, you'd still want the fastest thing there is.

Except for the whole money issue that will run you Probably $2500 unless you get upgraded storage and CPU instead of 2500 0 cause you about $3200.

But I feel like that'll last a long time so it wouldn't be worth it.

But next, although there will be the 15 inch MacBook Pro would want a portable monitor, I've been looking at a few one being the A Seuss 15.6 inch 10 80 p.

1 69 b plus, and that will run you about $180.

There's another one that I believe it's the order model.

I could be mistaken or it's a 1 68 b, I believe, and that one seems to be very similar inspects.

But the B plus pushes ahead a little bit.

I don't know if the price difference is worth.

It is definitely something to look into your instrument that I was also looking at the slide Enjoy, which is basically something that hooks onto the back of your Mac book pro display and has two monitors that slide out said once they're bustling, not you have a try monitor set up a three month under set up that you can fold back if you're sitting with a client face to face.

A client could see you're, you know, one of your displays behind, and you could see your display ahead where you could set up a triangle.

It make it look pretty cool if you're at a conference like a conference table type deal, and there's a lot of a lot of things that you could do with that.

I don't know how the displays actually are, because once I saw the price of roughly $460 that's pre ordered, you wouldn't get until December 2016.

It's $460 pre ordered, and I feel like I would rather buy two portables for less than that to portable monitors for a lesson that price and actually getting that, Although convenient, kind of cool, I couldn't justify spending $460 on that along with those don't want Max stand.

So basically, it's a stand where you put your Mac book pro up, so it's essentially just running as a computer in the Monitor.

You're not going to use the key Porter trackpad at this point.

One was recommended to me because I was talking about having a traveling portable set up in one company called Roost.

They have a lot of top stand for the Mac book pro or for any laptop, but in my case, the Mac Book pro.

It's portable falls down into a very you know, probably a stick that's like this and very thin.

But I don't know if I could just buy $75 because there's another company called Medias.

Not sure if I pronounce that right, I'll put on the screen and they haven't.

I rise or stand, that's what they call it and that it's only $40 but it also folds up instead of being like a pole.

It folds up like your, you know, flat, like your portable monitor or your Mac book.

So I feel like that would fit better in your bag with the things I just listed with your monitor and with your Mac.

Look, I feel like having a stick in there.

It wouldn't be as symmetrical as you'd like.

If you just had a really thin little stand, you could fold up and put in there.

I feel like I'll be better and cheaper, something to look into.

Since you're gonna have that up on the stand, you're gonna need a keyboard and a mouse for keyboard.

I was looking at something thin that is easy to travel with, so there's two in mind.

Well, three in one being the magic keyboard by amble.

And I feel like something like the anchor ultra compact one for I believe $20 is a way better deal and you wouldn't mind losing.

Like, if you're traveling all the time, you're gonna you're gonna lose stuff And you wouldn't mind losing that.

Although you don't want Thio, there's that.

C Technology who make a tri fold keyboard.

I saw a review on M S Tex Channel recently, and I must say, it's pretty cool.

Of course, on these compact you know, thin travel keyboards, all the keys.

Be easy to kind of just two, and I feel like I'll probably end up going with one of those, too.

I don't know how to pronounce it by our a artisan, but they make a wooden keyboards, wouldn't track pads is really, really cool company, and all this wouldn't.

Of course, you have the electronic components inside, and although it's really, really cool, I know I have quite the vocabulary.

If you want a leather case, it ranges from 30 or $50 because that will be recycled or genuine leather case for, respectively.

So $30 for the recycled in $50 for the genuine and onto the mouse.

So I really just I don't know what kind of mouse I want.

I want something that maybe has at least two program programmable buttons and needs to be wireless.

All this stuff needs re wireless, including the keyboard, because I wouldn't want a bunch of wires running around in a bag.

Rather have a Bluetooth or a USB connector.

I've been leaning towards maybe one of those like Rick Net or I don't know what it's called.

But if I were to go that around, probably trying to find something under $50 I don't know if I really found something that I really liked.

But there's not really one that, you know that pops out to me.

So I don't know exactly what I would want.

Forget when I was asking, some people read it one guy.

He's been using it for the past 20 years, so I checked it out pretty cool.

It's a Kensington Kensington expert mouse wireless trackball for $140 you have the track all the middle and right around that you have something that you're able to scroll up and down on a Web page or whatever, and then you have four programmable buttons on all our surrounding.

Both of those things I just mentioned, and it looks like a lot of fun to use.

I don't I've never used one, To be honest, I all I do is I've used my track pad on my Mac and normally used two hands with that, and I'll use my mouth.

I feel like a track would be kind of fun, but if I want to play any games, I would have to have some type of backup mouths.

It's not pretty, but that brings us over to the trackpad, not the whole gaming thing.

Just like check ball, trackpad, mouse, a track pad.

I mentioned the array of their track died.

They wouldn't one don't know how they did.

There's one that's, I believe it's the Apple Magic two for $130 then Apple also has a magic, and that's like $65.

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