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This is their 13" model. Their 15" model is targeted for professionals.
by itake 6y ago
This is their 13" model. Their 15" model is targeted for professionals.
- est31 6y agoBoth have a 16 GB limitation.
- TimothyBJacobs 6y agoThey haven't announced a 15/16inch Apple Silicon Mac yet.
- est31 6y agoOh indeed. Disregard my comment then, I've mixed something up.
- symfoniq 6y agoThere isn't a 16" MacBook Pro with Apple Silicon yet.
- jaykru 6y agoThat's not true. The 16-inch model remains Intel and supports up to 64GB of memory.
- greenpresident 6y agoThere is no 15" model anymore and the 16" model has not been announced with an M1 yet.
- ogre_codes 6y ago> ... 16" model has not been announced with an M1 yet. That's the point the above poster was making. This is Apple's first CPU, there is a reason Apple said the transition will take 2 years. More powerful CPUs with more RAM for the 16" MacBook, the iMac, and the Mac Pro lines will be coming later. Some of those CPUs will likely be available for the 13" and the Mini.
- amatecha 6y agoI mean, "Pro" is in the name, I expect Pro-level specs, haha :P
- capableweb 6y agoIt was a long time ago MacBook Pro meant "MacBook for Professionals", as other makers have now equalized and sometimes even passed Apple when it comes to producing quality hardware for reasonable cost.
- amatecha 6y agoRight, but the person I'm responding to says the 15" model is for professionals -- I argue the whole line of MacBook Pro is "for professionals" :)
- nottorp 6y agoNothing they launched now is for "professionals". The RAM is a joke.
- saagarjha 6y agoApple believes that there are different kinds of professionals. An artist that uses a lower-powered computer is still a professional, of course, just not a software engineer.