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Totally agree with this. My father is a carpenter and he taught me not to skimp on tools. I paid 3k for one of my MBPs in 2009 and it's still kicking. That lapt
by andymoe 13y ago
Totally agree with this. My father is a carpenter and he taught me not to skimp on tools. I paid 3k for one of my MBPs in 2009 and it's still kicking. That laptop has paid for itself well over 100 times since then.
- jason_slack 13y agoso would you keep the MBP 15 from the MBP 13 or return it and buy devices for teting on real hardware?
- andymoe 13y agoWell I'd have gone with a retina version of the MBP at this point but I understand why you did not given your HD space needs. In your situation if I was happy with the 13" inch aside from the simulator issue I'd probably make sure I had a retina ipad to test on first so I'd just return the MBP and go that way. Next I'd probably also buy a 27" thunderbolt. I have one at work and don't have one at home and it's kind of killing me - in a privileged first world problems kind of way... I like to close my laptop and just use the large display so I can have both Xcode and any reference material I want on the same display without needing to move my head to look at the laptop.