I do graphics and video so I really need a "muscle machine", but from what you've stated, a MacBook Air would probably be fine.
My company uses MS Office on pcs and they work perfectly with my Mac version of Office.
You could get an iPad pro. Many companies make cases with built-in keyboards. I would also invest in an Apple Pencil as well. If you like your iPhone, this might be a good next step. Also there's a fll set of Office apps for both iPad and iPhone. I made the switch and never looked back. Good luck!
Hello, I have been using a desktop forever! Love the BIG SCREEN and WASHABLE keyboard! It is custom-made and uses Microsoft Windows 10 and Office. I have converted to Apple iPhone 8 Plus – and love it. Now I am considering changing to an Apple MacBook or iPad at the end of this year - as I would love the mobility option since I travel interstate a lot. Plus, my old desktop is showing its age and I'm tired of Windows 10 updates that change things on my computer all the time!! And I believe MacBooks/iPads are easier to use, compatible with iPhone and safer in regard to less viruses, etc.?
Firstly, what would you recommend? Secondly – on my desktop I have Quicken Personal 2012 software, MS Word, and Excel documents. Can I transfer my program and files over to an Apple MacBook/iPad? Or will I lose them completely? Also, will I be able to continue to use my monitor and keyboard with the Apple MacBook or iPad? I am an old lady of 74 and not really computer-literate. Hoping you can assist me. Thank you for all your help.
--Submitted by Mary B.

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