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> I'd take a MacBook Pro a pound heavier and several mm thicker in order to have more RAM. So basically, an old unibody Macbook Pro could achieve that. Even th
by slantyyz 8y ago
> I'd take a MacBook Pro a pound heavier and several mm thicker in order to have more RAM.
So basically, an old unibody Macbook Pro could achieve that. Even though I left Mac, that unibody design is probably my favorite laptop form factor ever. It balanced size and functionality (and end user expandability) perfectly. The only time you needed a dongle was if you were going to hook it up to an HDMI/DVI/VGA monitor. Otherwise everything was self contained.
- cimmanom 8y agoYup. Too bad a 2012 MBP won't support 32GB. Also, the latest generation of MBPs is thinner and lighter than the original retina display versions. You might be able to get passable battery life with the higher-energy-consumption chipset that apparently is necessary for >16GB if they just went back up to the old retina form factor.