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> Needless to say, for a nearly $3,000 machine, this list is hard to accept. So much so that I’m seriously considering returning the machine. It seems, "wonder
by Fiahil 10y ago
> Needless to say, for a nearly $3,000 machine, this list is hard to accept. So much so that I’m seriously considering returning the machine.
It seems, "wonderful", wouldn't be the author's word of choice to describe this new laptop. I kind of share his point of view, as we've just order a new set of 2013 MBP at work. Those are great machines and I will probably buy the next one if Apple starts making laptops for developers again. Otherwise, it will be Lenovo or Dell xps.
- chmaynard 10y agoWell, I bought one and I think it's wonderful. My other laptop is a 15" 2013 Retina MBP. The new model is an improvement in almost every respect. Also, the space gray case is stunning. FYI, I'm planning to sell my old one. Let me know if you're interested.
- nilkn 10y agoThe author contradicts himself on this at the end of the article: > The next year or two will be a more compelling time to upgrade. I expect to see 32GB of RAM, more efficient modern processors, improved battery life, broad industry-wide USB-C support and docks, an OLED screen, and richer support for touch bar in MacOS apps. Until then, if you have a recent MBP, I’d hold on to it for another year. > That said, I’m keeping my new 15". :)