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$2000 is for the shrunken 14". It's $2500 for the 15".

• laurent92 5y ago
  On such machines, I wonder what is the sweet point. If you work seriously, you’ll be on your desk, large screen, separate keyword. If you are in the train, you’ll prefer the smaller screen. The real problem is, it became normal to have “padding: 300px” in webapps.
  • FinalBriefing 5y ago
    I haven't used a 14", but that may be the sweet spot. That's why it's taken the $2k price point. I like the portability of the 13", while the 16" can be cumbersome on an airplane. The 13" I have now is adequate, but I miss the extra screen real-estate I had with the 15/16". The 16", especially, was really a treat.