Despite how outdated this laptop is, it can run the my document with all the comments/annotations without a hitch. I used to use PDF x-change on my windows laptop that I bought in 2014 It had 8 gigabytes of RAM, a slow 5200 rpm hard drive, and a dual core i5-4200M intel processor. My document has around 4000 comments, all of them are purely text and nothing else. I copy notes to it from all over the intent using the "comments" feature that most PDF readers have.
I rely on copy pasting text from different websites into my main PDF file that has been with me since the dawn of time. As a medical professional this has halted turned my studying sessions into a nightmare. However, my major problem so far has been the lack of any powerful or even decent PDF readers. MacOS has been growing on me but there has major annoyances that I made sure to feedback to Apple mainly the lack of a built in clipboard, inability to change the size of FaceTime video call window (it's too big at its smallest size), and the forced "beautifying" effect the webcam insists on applying during video calls. I am not a power user by any means, I mostly bought it for the screen and battery life, and I am not disappointed by either. I waited for the MacBook Pro 16 inch M1 patiently and bought it the moment it became available (1 TB, 16 GB RAM model). Enters the M1 MacBooks and the insane battery life they come with.
However, I never invested in a MacBook because Apple just missed the mark on multiple generations of MacBooks during my extended honeymoon phase. Since I bought the iPhone 4, I have been falling increasingly in love with Apple, this love only grew using the iPad 2, 4, iPad Air 2, the original iPad Pro 12.9, and finally the iPad Pro 11.
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