But when I was at apple store they still have iLife and iWorks if you want to buy it ?
And how do you install the OS or do a recovery when the OS is mess up you cannot boot into OS thus no internet.
USB stick with OSX on
But when I was at apple store they still have iLife and iWorks if you want to buy it ?
And how do you install the OS or do a recovery when the OS is mess up you cannot boot into OS thus no internet.
But when I was at apple store they still have iLife and iWorks if you want to buy it ?
And how do you install the OS or do a recovery when the OS is mess up you cannot boot into OS thus no internet.
At this point I'm starting to wonder if you're a troll, or if you're really this uninformed.
Here is a picture of my screen at its native resolution, and another of my screen at a lower resolution. In both cases these are what I see filling up the entire 15 inches of my display. At the lower resolution everything is MUCH bigger in a way that can't be changed, and it makes it so that there is MUCH less usable area. Until Apple adds resolution independence into OS X, this will always be true. It's just basic arithmetic.
USB stick with OSX on
hey still have it for older machines that can't use the App store.
If you hold down Command-R when starting, it goes into recovery mode. Read full details here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4718
But when I was at apple store they still have iLife and iWorks if you want to buy it ?
And how do you install the OS or do a recovery when the OS is mess up you cannot boot into OS thus no internet.
Okay so the OS is on USB stick? If one buy new mac you get OS on USB stick?
Is that a special partition on the hard-drive if the OS will not boot up or work properly .
You can change the size of the things on the desktop and Zoom them independently.
The battery life is the same across all the 15" MBP's
no, you can't!!! I just demonstrated how all the on screen objects change size when you're using a display that's at a different resolution. But i will agree with you on one thing - this discussion is ridiculous. Trying to explain things to you feels like talking to a brick wall.
Obviously you don't fly ANYWHERE? Why would I buy a DVD to use only on my laptop when I already own the Blu-Ray for home use? Wouldn't it be great to take the movie with me?
no, you can't!!! I just demonstrated how all the on screen objects change size when you're using a display that's at a different resolution. But i will agree with you on one thing - this discussion is ridiculous. Trying to explain things to you feels like talking to a brick wall.
Also Apple is making the res BIGGER so you get MORE screen real estate!
no.
As i understand it, with the retina display, there are 4x the total pixels so everything is simply magnified 4x. This gives a "clearer" image but no extra usable desktop space
I can edit 2 word documents at once on a high resolution screen rather than 1 on a lower res screen. Its not difficult.
Also Apple is making the res BIGGER so you get MORE screen real estate!
OMG I am so exited.
I ordered the high end one, with 16 gigs of ram and 2 Displays.
I'll sell my iMac.
So yeah, 2 Thunderbolt Displays and a retina MacBook Pro.
$5,000 well spent!)
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apart from the fact you can zoom in and out everything in osx
did you not listen to apple when they explained how osx handles resolution. Omg.
At 2880x1800 things would be microscopic wouldnt they?
Only on a mac forum would this be happening
Blue Ray: What Blu Ray? It's already obsolete.
Have you seen one in person b/c in the keynote they said it's something like 73% less reflective than the screen on the non-Retina MBP.
well i'm not saying anything about app specific zoom. obviously in any webbrowser even in windows you can hit CTRL +/- to zoom
Really? Why? What replaced Blu-Ray?
I couldn't give a flying toss what they did with the MacBook Pro, woopee a flashy screen and it's thinner oh that really helps me in my work!!! oh but I can ask Siri to message my wife , oh for the love of god..
Where is the new Mac Pro for the Pro users that have supported you all these years, we get a bumped up machine with a 2 year old graphics card, who in their right mind is going to buy that!!! WTF Apple your as bad as Samsung now ...as soon as Steve has gone you turn into a money grabbing corp that can't give a crap about it's consumers..
You're only going to use a lot if you do video editing. Aren't desktops meant for that? Laptops had 80GB hard drives until a few years ago.
And even if you are editing video on your laptop, you should use an external hard drive. You're not supposed to edit video on your bootup disk.