I'm sorry, but as a Mac user, who appreciates the hardware quality and OS, I think your response illustrates what many people think exemplify the worst traits of 'Mac fanboys'.
You are appearing to be a whiny primadonna who can't find a decent Windows laptop, and I'm sure that's what you intended. It's not a compelling argument on an overwhelmingly windows-focussed forum where many users (although by no means all) are vehemently anti-Mac.
First of all you need to look harder and do some research. There are plenty of Windows machines that are durable enough. They won't have the quality of a Mac, but what do you expect - they are cheaper.
If you are happy with the idea of using Windows, but just want better hardware - use your Mac with Windows and Bootcamp.
There just isn't going to be a OSX native version of Revit. This will most likely never, ever happen, and you are going to have to get over it. Yes it's annoying, yes Autodesk really ought to do something about it (Nemetschek and Graphisoft do) but they are too big a company with too large a profit margin to report to shareholders - they are not going to reduce it by increasing costs for a Mac version of Revit. It's not going to happen.
You need to accept Revit, or get Vectorworks or Archicad. both are very good.
