And it's easier for us than you - we have a 21" so the screen will be bigger, not smaller. I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who has been able to hold onto an iMac for so long.
But with 10 years from a desktop that is still going strong (speedy, reliable, etc.) and has pretty much powered on for the entire 10+ years, I can't complain about finally being pushed to buy a new machine. Maestro - we are finally updating to the new 24" from our 2011 (we did two SSD upgrades) and only because software support is really vanishing. Thinking about replacing it with the new OSX 12 coming out which will render the compute obsolete from a software upgrade stand point. I can tell you PC can not deal with being left on, my work PC has to be shut down all the time otherwise it get laggy or just begins to misbehave We run a 2012 Imac 27" to give you and idea and only had to replace the HDD because it start to die, replaced it with a 2TB SSD and now the computer is like new. I have done this for years with no ill effects. Starting at 1,149, it features 11th-generation Intel core i5 and i7 processors, up to a GeForce. I do from time to time run maintenance utilities to clean up logs files and such and make sure everything is working fine. If you want an alternative to Apples larger 16-inch MacBook Pro, Dells XPS 15 is a good match.
Yep we never shut down our Mac desk top, it only goes to sleep at the end of the day, it can be months before a restart happens. The MacBook Air ( 9/10, WIRED Recommends) with the M1 chip from 2020 is one of the most powerful laptops you can get for the price, surpassing benchmark scores with top-end Intel-powered models.
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