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I didn't know that they have optional higher resolution screens. Is this true also for the 13'' model? In 1995 I had a massive 24'' Trinitron CRT (I think it w
by 4ad 15y ago
I didn't know that they have optional higher resolution screens. Is this true also for the 13'' model?
In 1995 I had a massive 24'' Trinitron CRT (I think it weighted close to 100 pounds).
- Udo 15y agoI didn't know that they have optional higher resolution screens. Is this true also for the 13'' model? I'm not sure, but probably not. In 1995 I had a massive 24'' Trinitron CRT (I think it weighted close to 100 pounds). I remember those! Around that time I did my first experiments with multi-screening (smaller than 24" though) and at one point the table collapsed underneath the rig!
- cicloid 15y agoThose were the times... I remember when a desk cracked under pressure from the monitor... ;)
- masklinn 15y ago> I didn't know that they have optional higher resolution screens. Is this true also for the 13'' model? Nope, even though they have it on the Air (it's kind-of retarded, the 11" Air has the same resolution as the 13" MBP (roughly, 1366x768 versus 1280x800 so the 11" Air has a slightly higher pixel count), and the 13" Air has the same resolution as the base 15" MBP). Considering their previous behavior, at one point Apple will make 1680x1050 standard on the 15" and make 1440x900 a BTO option on the 13", but I don't understand why they have not done so already. They might be waiting to drop the 13" MBP altogether (replacing it with the Air) if they ever redesign MBPs, in which case you'd have the 11" Air in 1366x768, the 13" in 1440x900, the 15" Pro in 1680x1050 and the 17" in 1920x1200