I can't afford the 2.6 GHz 15" Retina MBP but I could get the 2.3, but then I couldn't upgrade from 256gb. So should it be 2.3GHz 15" Retina, or 2.9GHz 13"? Help please.
I just popped on a new high-end 2012 MacBook Pro 13" 2.9ghz i7 with the BTO 1TB hard drive...it already comes with 8GB of RAM, so for my uses, it'll be great.
Basically it all boils down to what you're going to use it for...as for me, the 13" will be more than enough...
Were you able to find a 13' with retina? I dont see it on the site.I just popped on a new high-end 2012 MacBook Pro 13" 2.9ghz i7 with the BTO 1TB hard drive...it already comes with 8GB of RAM, so for my uses, it'll be great.
Basically it all boils down to what you're going to use it for...as for me, the 13" will be more than enough...
Were you able to find a 13' with retina? I dont see it on the site.
Im a big fan of 13' MBP myself. I hate huge laptops. I think id consider going back to Windows before i get a 15-17' laptop
Push comes to shove i'll go with a macbook air
What does BTO mean?
Were you able to find a 13' with retina? I dont see it on the site.
Guess I'll go for 15 retina then. No arguments for 13".
Im not sure you should be buying either if a few comments from a forum are what's persuading you... Maybe you should assess your desires from a computer and decide.
Retina only comes in the 15"
Build to order...it's the options you can choose when buying from Apple.
No...but unlike many here, retina is not all the important to me.
I think that is the way I'm going to go. Any luck with orders?15-inch Retina (Base model) all the way![]()
This wait is giving me time to think. It's going to suck If A) the 13inch retina comes out in August. And B) if you can get the next new ones next year for a fraction of the price.
B) if you can get the next new ones next year for a fraction of the price.
Very unlikely. The base 15" Macbook Pro (with a dedicated GPU) has hovered at around $1999 for a long long time. The 2006 Intel Macbook Pro started at $1999, as did the 2008 Unibody Macbook Pro.
Now, four years later, we're down by a whole $200 to $1799.
The specs got (much) better, but the price bracket stayed the same.
The specs are another. Sure we will see much more storage.
Yeah, I think 256GB will probably stay the base storage for a year or two, but of course at some point that will be bumped to 512GB as prices allow.