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It's marginally faster than the dual-core 13in MacBook Pro on account of it being a 7th generation chip. They're still using U series chips, so it won't compete
by dstaley 9y ago
It's marginally faster than the dual-core 13in MacBook Pro on account of it being a 7th generation chip. They're still using U series chips, so it won't compete with the true quad-core HQ chips in the 15in MacBook Pro.
- masklinn 9y ago> They're still using U series chips Note that in U-series now covers both 15W and 28W chips, so that leaves a fair amount of room. Considering the iGP (620 and 640) they're using 15W parts, so it's comparable to an nTB 13".