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urm, isnt the hole point of having a 'pro' version of your product that it can handle workloads the previous poster mentioned? i'm pretty sure his problem is o

by y4mi 10y ago

urm, isnt the hole point of having a 'pro' version of your product that it can handle workloads the previous poster mentioned? i'm pretty sure his problem is only that the new mbp has the specs of a budged laptop, at best. Which is perfectly fine for most usecases, hardware has gotten pretty good over the last few years. still, shouldn't qualify as a 'professional' version.

nihonde 10y ago
"Pro" is not some standard measurement. In fact, it's marketing above all else. They could call it Plus or Extra or Super. It's not required to fit your notion of what a professional does. For example, I'm both a professional developer and a professional lawyer. The new MBP meets both of my pro requirement sets.