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Do you think there will actually be a redesigned 13" MacBook Pro? My assumption was that it was being replaced with the 14", but maybe I'm mistaken!
by jeffdn 5y ago
Do you think there will actually be a redesigned 13" MacBook Pro? My assumption was that it was being replaced with the 14", but maybe I'm mistaken!
- blowfish721 5y agoPersonally I think they will keep the 13” MacBook Pro as the entry level one with a lower tier cpu compared to 14” and 16”. Their old line up had an entry level 13” while the 15” was more capable so that’s what I’m basing it on but my guess is as good as any.
- 8ytecoder 5y agoAir will replace the 13” in all likelihood. The difference between the two were minimal to begin with. If the Touch Bar is going away, there’ll be virtually no difference at all.
- babypuncher 5y agoI would guess we might see new 13" and Air devices next year
- barelysapient 5y agoHopefully they bring back a 12" model.
- aaroninsf 5y agoI would be surprised if there are lower-end MBP (smaller than the 14") but a 12" might be better differentiation than 13" vs 14". I just want a pastel orange MBA though.
- gnicholas 5y agoThat would be amazing. Still miss my 12” PowerBook…
- babypuncher 5y agoDon't their current 13" models have about the same footprint as the old 12" laptops from way back when?
- musicale 5y ago12" models were about an inch narrower. According to everymac.com, the 12" PowerBook G4 (2004) had an amazing 10.9"x8.6" footprint (and the 12" MacBook (2017) was 11.04"x7.74" - and 2.03 pounds.)
- natch 5y agoCan’t see an advantage for them in updating to a new 13” design. 14” is pretty much the same size physically, no? 1/3 inch difference. I guess they’re only keeping it now so they have a starter offering at a low price point. To get the low price point in a year or two they can just have the low end 14” be the starting Pro machine. Only advantage to the 13 now is the touch bar, if you like that.