8 ms·
With an SSD by default, the 13" MBP should offer a decent boost in performance over the Air, so I think it still has a place with its better upgrade options. R
by bitserf 16y ago
With an SSD by default, the 13" MBP should offer a decent boost in performance over the Air, so I think it still has a place with its better upgrade options.
Recall, it's also the best-selling MBP.
I'm hoping they announce the new lineup soon though, been holding off on upgrading my 2006 MBP since November (it's still using a 7200RPM spindle, painful).
- adamfeldman 16y agoI have an expresscard SSD[1] in my 2006 MBP that really made the machine usable again. I run OSX and my apps off the SSD, and keep my user folder on the internal drive. [1] http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820161410 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820161...
- Groxx 16y agoNow that's an interesting product... I may have to pick one up in a few months / a year. Hopefully more come out, Newegg lists only one or two of those in their entire lineup, from what I can tell, and it seems a perfect pro-sumer use of the express card slot.