Ok, I have an early 2011 13" MacBook i7 2.7GHz with 8gb of RAM and a 512GB hard drive.
If I want to upgrade to the retina MacBook Pro and not downgrade my processor or hard disk storage space, I'm looking at spending $2700?
Granted, the new computer would have a 512 SSD, but I can't fathom the premium that Apple is hoping to get for a 13" laptop with integrated graphics!
This pricing scheme really hurts Buyers of the prior high end 13" models. This pricing structure doesn't begin to tempt me to upgrade.
If I want to upgrade to the retina MacBook Pro and not downgrade my processor or hard disk storage space, I'm looking at spending $2700?
Granted, the new computer would have a 512 SSD, but I can't fathom the premium that Apple is hoping to get for a 13" laptop with integrated graphics!
This pricing scheme really hurts Buyers of the prior high end 13" models. This pricing structure doesn't begin to tempt me to upgrade.