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Apple today shared new MacBook Pro ads, promoting features like the nano-texture display option and the long battery life.

The first spot features a man sunbathing on a rooftop with his MacBook Pro. The sun is blazing, but the Mac's display remains perfectly visible thanks to the nano-texture display.


Any of Apple's latest MacBook Pro models can be purchased with a nano-texture display option that's designed to cut down on glare when in sunlight and bright indoor lighting. For the anti-glare effect, Apple etches the glass at the nanometer level, and the etching scatters light to remove glare. Adding nano-texture is a $150 upgrade.

Apple's second ad features a man who lost his MacBook Pro charger, but he's unaware of that fact because his battery lasts so long. MacBook Pro models with the standard M4 chip can last for up to 24 hours when streaming video and up to 16 hours when browsing the web, marking the longest battery life in a Mac to date.


Both of Apple's ads link to Apple's "Mac Does That" website, which is aimed at people who are new to the Mac. It walks through all of the different Mac features, and has an FAQ on how to transfer from a Windows PC to a Mac.

Article Link: Apple's New Mac Ads Highlight Battery Life and Anti-Glare Nano-Texture Display
 
I love the nano-texture, just not enough to make me buy a MBP instead of my MBA. Wish it had come to the Air as well - I held out hope since they made it available for the iMac. Oh well.
 
The first ad is stupid. You don’t need to go outside to see the benefits of an anti-glare display. You will know what I mean if you work in a modern well light office building or next to a window on a sunny day.
 
I got the nano texture on my M4 iMac. I don't recommend it unless you absolutely need it, and this coming from someone who typically prefers the older style plastic matte flat-panel displays. The Studio Display sitting next to/connected to this iMac is much clearer and doesn't look like it has a layer of dust sitting on it or make the text look foggy.
 
Shocking. I agree with the previous comment in this thread from "AF_APPLETALK". In short, BEWARE that Apple Nano-Texture display reduces glare, BUT is LESS crisp-sharp for IMAGES & TEXT, collects dust & requires special cloth for cleaning preventing damaging it. I do NOT want it, even for free or cheaper. Apple should make true matte displays that prevent glare.
 
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Seriously, I don't get Apple users! Why are they willing to pay extra for something that should be standard? In case of iPad Pros, it is even linked to the 1TB version only. Don't they have to work hard for their money?
There is no other option available than the anti-reflective screens when you select an S24 or 25 Ultra, a Galaxy Book4 or 5 or an S Tab 10 Ultra. Samsung did not increase the price after switching to the new screen surface.
 
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