Is the retina 13 MBP ok as it is?

wolfedude88

macrumors 6502

• Feb 21, 2013

• #26

richorlin said:

Price is an issue for me, so as soon as the price drops were announced, I opted for a refurbished 13" rMBP base model for $1359. Couldn't be more happier. Small, light AND powerful.

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Was that before or after taxes? Because this refurb is only 1,269 on Apple.com

http://store.apple.com/us/product/FD212LL/A/refurbished-macbook-pro-25ghz-dual-core-intel-core-i5-with-retina-display

 

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mtntrance

macrumors member

• Feb 22, 2013

• #27

Wound up with the 2.6 and 256 SSD but...

now considering the i7 3.0 or the base 15 rMBP.

 

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eljimberino

macrumors member

• Feb 22, 2013

• #28

mtntrance said:

now considering the i7 3.0 or the base 15 rMBP.

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how come?

 

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Aegelward

macrumors 6502a

• Feb 22, 2013

• #29

My 13" 2009 MBP is on the ropes and i was considering the new rMBP or MBA, but i can wait until later this year for Haswell

At the moment without a dGPU the rMBP is a maybe, if it gets one in the refresh it would almost be a definite. The purported update of Haswells IGP isn't quite dramatic as a lot of people are hoping, i think.

Heres hoping Apple can squeeze a 640m or equivalent in there.

 

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naz-dream-boys

macrumors member

• Feb 22, 2013

• #30

i have the base model and find it fine to use

 

dmk1974

macrumors 68030

• Feb 22, 2013

• #31

Anyone know if scrolling lag will be helped by the (hopefully soon) 10.8.3 release?

 

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Vanarak19

macrumors 65816

• Feb 22, 2013

• #32

Its gone in WebKit so hopefully yes. Gfx drivers update in .3