No, it's an IGP. Custom made for Apple at the time.
I stand corrected. It's still a level above the Intel-based solution though.
No, it's an IGP. Custom made for Apple at the time.
To me it means the same as a business laptop, so favouring performance over expense because it's a tool, and maximising productivity is vital.
Hopefully they'll make a 13" retina model sooner rather than later.
I stand corrected. It's still a level above the Intel-based solution though.
Sorry to burst your bubble but the 13" air was not built for power. I'm angry at your comments.
The air has its flaws. The main one being the lack of affordable storage.
The 13" MBP is significantly more upgrade friendly than tbe air. Rip out the optical drive and bang a mechanical into a HDD caddy. Then get an affordable SSD for the boot disk. All of which is significantly cheaper than spec'ing one through the online store and the Apple SSD's aren't the quickest either.
I'm using a 5 year old white plastic Macbook to type this post, 1280x800 screen on that also. I'd say it's due for an update.I'd buy one in a second. Annoys the hell out of me that the 13" has to put up with a 1280x800 display still so +1 to this thread.
I'm using a 5 year old white plastic Macbook to type this post, 1280x800 screen on that also. I'd say it's due for an update.
No idea why anyone would go for the 13" pro over the air now.
You gain aload of weight, a crappy screen and extra bulk for 30% faster CPU and upgradable ram/hd... woopdeedoo.
Its not really an issue though is it? theres so many options for storage now externally, networked and cloud that having so much storage on a smaller laptop is completely pointless imo.
And to counter the Air's flaws, the better resolution over the MBP 13" is better.
Is 1280x 800 really that hard to deal with on a 13" display?(
Well I'm not a graphics designer. I guess my question is how bad is 1280x 800 on a 13" display? Guess I'll have to pop along to an Apple store to take a look.Depends entirely on your requirements of the device.