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It's worth noting that only the higher-end of the new MBP's have the Touch Bar. The lower end still has a traditional function row: http://arstechnica.com/appl
by AdmiralAsshat 10y ago
It's worth noting that only the higher-end of the new MBP's have the Touch Bar. The lower end still has a traditional function row:
http://arstechnica.com/apple/2016/10/no-new-macbook-airs-as-apple-instead-makes-lower-end-1500-macbook-pro/ http://arstechnica.com/apple/2016/10/no-new-macbook-airs-as-...
So I suppose in theory if you wanted something new but without breaking your workflow, you could just go for that one.
- sashaafm 10y agoYeah buying a new product which is more expensive than last year's and with worse specs.
- 51Cards 10y agoNote that that is only the very base 13" model. You can't get the 15" without the Touch Bar.
- mcintyre1994 10y agoAny idea why it only has 2 USB ports? Seems like an intentional crippling.
- endemic 10y agoThe frustrating thing is that machine only has 2 USB ports, rather than 4. So one port for power and another for a single wired accessory. I guess buying a dongle isn't a huge deal, but kind of frustrating that you'd have to spend more money for what I would expect to be included functionality for a "pro" machine.
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