looking for around 2lb macbook pro , is that possible next release ???![]()
I'd look at the retina MacBook then if you think the rMBP is too heavy at 4.5. We really have no clue as to what apple may or may not do, but if weight is a major factor in your purchase matrix, then go with the rMB4.5 lbs still heavy for me
I'd look at the retina MacBook then if you think the rMBP is too heavy at 4.5. We really have no clue as to what apple may or may not do, but if weight is a major factor in your purchase matrix, then go with the rMB
A bit lower than 4.5 is possible, but I don't think the weight will drastically change. Perhaps there will be a redesigned model in late Fall that will shave off some weight. It has been almost four years since a redesign, after all.nah, retina macbook 12 inch
i looking 15 inch macbook pro with low weight than 4 lbs , and that is in future
Sorry but I don't think that will be possible. The aluminum, display and battery (that needs to be large enough to drive the large display) mean you're dealing with a 4.x laptop.nah, retina macbook 12 inch
i looking 15 inch macbook pro with low weight than 4 lbs , and that is in future
I'll pay for your gym membership, you sorely need it.anyone know how many lbs next macbook pro will weight ? take a guess
i really want apple making thin macbook pro like ipad air , light weight and thin , ?
looking for around 2lb macbook pro , is that possible next release ???![]()
hahahha ,,,I'll pay for your gym membership, you sorely need it.
You cannot cram the rMBP's power in a 2lbs chassis. Unless you know how to bend the laws of physics and thermodynamics.