Apple Computer Software Engineer

My Apple Desktop Computer runs macOS operating system software that has recently been updated to 64 bits. My Epson Perfection V850 Pro scanner ran on a 32 bit application. It was very easy for me to go to the Epson website and have my scanner software revised to a 64 bit application. And free. Hooray!

I've always bought Apple Care with any new computer. The service from Apple is outstanding. Anytime there is a problem with software or hardware, Apple always comes through..

I bought this backpack as a splurge, and I have to say it's my favorite backpack ever. It's much easier to get at all the stuff I carry around (I'm a software engineer).

As a IT engineer I had a chance to use many modern routers in my household. This one is in one of the best I had so far. Software is nice and everything works smooth.

this computer is fast and its apple... what more can I say.

I'm a software/electronics engineer, and dabbles in media as a hobby, so not exactly the target market. I really enjoy my MDR-7506 headphones and wear them for a few hours on any given work day. My main use for them is listening to higher bitrate web radio, also for skype, etc. Great performance, especially for the price! Sound is very clear, down to quite a low frequency, though I'm not really an audiophile or well versed in comparable headphones. If anything, I'd say the sound is a little bit clinical, exactly what monitors are meant for. Nice isolation; I don't have to use much volume at all to completely tune out nearby conversations in an office setting. Construction is solid, nice quality cable and connector seems like they'll hold up well. Ear pads and pressure are comfortable and effective. Ear cups flip around easily, to the point that it took a day or two for me to get used to taking the headphones off without cups flipping around. The blue stickers on the ear cups look a bit dorky IMHO, but they're easy to peel off.

As a software engineer I need a lot of cores for compile and this processor is the perfect one for heavy compile tasks and gaming. Only thing I’d say is don’t skimp out on the cooler. It doesn’t run super hot but if you’re doing a lot of constant heavily load tasks you want it to run cool.

I'm a software engineer. I upgraded from a 5800X (same motherboard, RAM, etc.) and my compile times massively improved.

I'm a software engineer with a degree in telecommunications systems (networking). I would absolutely recommend the ASUS Zen Wi-Fi ET8 to friends and family. I own 4 of them. From a software perspective these appear to be very well tested and stable both in function and in security. From a usability perspective they are about as simple as you can get for setup. For the advanced user they give an impressive latitude in configurability.

EXCELLENT CHOICE for any Apple computer.