2016 rMB vs rMBP for light-weight use if money is no issue

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roblin

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I use my comp a lot and can afford it, so I don't mind spending some extra dollars. Just want the best light-weight laptop there is.

What are your thoughts. rMB or wait to WWDC and get the rMBP?
 

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Kajje

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If Benjamin is your middle name get yourself the best of both worlds. Get a fully spec'ed out rMB for putting in your man purse now, and a rMBP after they get renewed in a couple of months. Plenty of people doing the same.
 
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Samuelsan2001

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roblin said:
I use my comp a lot and can afford it, so I don't mind spending some extra dollars. Just want the best light-weight laptop there is.

What are your thoughts. rMB or wait to WWDC and get the rMBP?
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Impossible to advise you I'm afraid, you haven't given any indication what you use the computer and your preference with power or portability.

The most portable will be a rMB and if your performance needs are modest that will be your best bet. However if you edit video or do other processor intensive tasks or need to attach to a multitude of peripherals the rMBP may well be a better choice.
 

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