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Apple is fighting a war between thinness and battery life. Brighter screens (which we'll see more of with HDR content becoming more mainstream) means more batte
by ArlenBales 10y ago
Apple is fighting a war between thinness and battery life. Brighter screens (which we'll see more of with HDR content becoming more mainstream) means more battery usage, which means Apple needs more battery to offset brighter screens, but Apple also wants each MacBook Pro iteration to be thinner (or just as thin) so that means sacrificing other components to make room for battery. They're doing the same thing to the iPhone.
- sandworm101 10y agoIf the screen is the value, mbs will eventually become nothing more than expensive media players. The mechanical keyboard will disappear next, replaced by wireless voice recognition. That should save a few watt-hours. It isnt like anyone might want to do some actual work on these things.