MACBOOK PRO 2013 SPECS CNET PORTABLE
MACBOOK PRO 2013 SPECS CNET SERIES

In fact, the display alone outweighs the biggest disadvantage of the new MacBook Pro, the price – it's Apple we are talking about. It is that important that Apple even decided to call this laptop ' MacBook Pro with retina display'. In particular the retina display is the sharpest computer display and outclasses every other laptop or computer display by far at the time of its introduction. In short, every technological advantage of Apple are concentrated on this new MacBook Pro with Retina display, from the amazing display found in the iPhone, iPad to robust system performance of the MacBook Pro as well as the portability, design and flash storage - this laptop has it all.

MACBOOK PRO 2013 SPECS CNET SERIES

Unlike the original MacBook Pro series with standard hard drive, it includes a Solid State Drive. The MacBook Pro with Retina display introduced at the WWDC in San Francisco in June 2012 is a separate product line, independent of the original MacBook Pro and should continue the success of the iPhone.Īpart from just the retina display, this new laptop also features a new design similar to that of the MacBook Air, but without Super Drive as well as Ethernet and FireWire 800 ports. Thanks to the retina display, the iPhone 4 was called ' Best device in its class' by The Wall Street Journal, and ' Best smartphone on the market' by Engadget. The Retina display is a display which has high enough pixel density that the human retina can’t distinguish individual pixels and was first introduced as a cutting edge technology together with the iPhone 4. Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: Rating: Total score: 90% price: 50% performance: 80% features: 100% display: 90% mobility: 90% workmanship: 100% emissions: 90% Single Review, online available, Long, Date: This doesn’t make it a great desktop replacement if you want to play games, but that isn’t such a big deal if you’re more interested in doing video and graphics work using GPU acceleration and need the portability. We love the design, the battery life and the screen… what’s not to love about the screen? But then the graphics performance is mediocre for the money you’re spending, and that’s with the Intel Iris Pro graphics and dedicated graphics working together - cheaper version just have the Intel variety. But does that mean you should buy one? In the right circumstances, yes, but it’s not a simple argument. Does it last much longer than any other laptop in its class? Yes.

MACBOOK PRO 2013 SPECS CNET PORTABLE

Is the 15-inch MacBook Pro a powerful yet surprisingly portable laptop? Yes. 90% 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display (2013) review

Macbook pro 2013 specs cnet