Yes, eventually
I was very impressed with the MBP, overall the build quality is impressive, the keyboard, and it just feels like a very sturdy product. I didn't really mind the glossy screen after a bit. The trackpad will take some getting used to, I am just so used to a mouse.
The only thing holding me back is that 1440 by 900 just seems not quite enough screen real estate, particularly after also playing around on the 17".
Yes, eventually
The only thing holding me back is that 1440 by 900 just seems not quite enough screen real estate, particularly after also playing around on the 17".
13" MacBook: 1440x900 standardHaving only a lowrez 1440 by 900 option seems like a joke in this price class.
I wonder whether the wait is to allow access to quad core mobile chips...
13" MacBook: 1440x900 standard
15" MacBook Pro: 1680x1050 standard
17" MacBook Pro: 1920x1200 standard
That is how it is supposed to be.
And so the MWSF 09 rumor train has departed...![]()
I was worrying about the screen resolution also so I looked around. It seems all higher end 15.4" notebooks are 1440x900 standard.
Do the new MacBook Pros have better screens (8-bit instead of 6-bit+dithering)?
The 17" macbook pro is like the step child nobody likes.
Maybe they don't have big enough blocks of Aluminum to make 17" unibody.
What I don't like about the new books is they've reduced the amount of components but they haven't lowered the price...
The next opportunity for Apple to release new machines falls in January 2009 at Macworld San Francisco.
Do the new MacBook Pros have better screens (8-bit instead of 6-bit+dithering)?
Maybe Apple is greedy for money, that is what I believe.![]()
Will someone please tell me what I can and absolutely can't do without the FW on the new Macbooks.
Do 8-bit laptop screens exist?
I think it has more to do with the current economy. It is a depression after all.