Hey hey - Could do with a little advice..
I'm planning to get a MBP within the next week to month.. as I need a new laptop...
My dilemma is over the 13"/15" model... (In advance I did read the guides but still am conflicted choice wise)
My main uses would be:
- Browsing and downloading
- Watching TV series online and movies etc
- Word processing and other small data related tasks...
- Photoshop now and again, not alot..
- Virtual DJing software
The 13" is great because of:
- Price with student discount..
- Small and portable which is great..however this year I won't be travelling alot tbh..but for uni next year it will be great.
Its not great due to:
- Integrated graphics card unit..
The 15" is great because of:
- Dedicated graphics card
- Screen size and the customisation screen options such as anti glare (I think?)
Its not great due to:
- Price (£1300 something after student discount)
- Portability (although i don't take my laptop out alot tbh)
My current laptop has a dedicated GPU which is why I can't at the moment bring myself down to settling for the 13"'s Intel 3000..
I can't wait until next year unfortunately, it has to be bought within the next month or so, so I won't get to benefit from whats expected in 2012..
I just can't seem to decide...and its really annoying..
Stupid question to go along with the initial Q... but will the 13" MBPs still be with us come 2012?
In my eyes there's no reason why they shouldn't but just curious..
Thanks
I'm planning to get a MBP within the next week to month.. as I need a new laptop...
My dilemma is over the 13"/15" model... (In advance I did read the guides but still am conflicted choice wise)
My main uses would be:
- Browsing and downloading
- Watching TV series online and movies etc
- Word processing and other small data related tasks...
- Photoshop now and again, not alot..
- Virtual DJing software
The 13" is great because of:
- Price with student discount..
- Small and portable which is great..however this year I won't be travelling alot tbh..but for uni next year it will be great.
Its not great due to:
- Integrated graphics card unit..
The 15" is great because of:
- Dedicated graphics card
- Screen size and the customisation screen options such as anti glare (I think?)
Its not great due to:
- Price (£1300 something after student discount)
- Portability (although i don't take my laptop out alot tbh)
My current laptop has a dedicated GPU which is why I can't at the moment bring myself down to settling for the 13"'s Intel 3000..
I can't wait until next year unfortunately, it has to be bought within the next month or so, so I won't get to benefit from whats expected in 2012..
I just can't seem to decide...and its really annoying..
Stupid question to go along with the initial Q... but will the 13" MBPs still be with us come 2012?
In my eyes there's no reason why they shouldn't but just curious..
Thanks
