Yes, we're all professionals. We do intense programming, Xcode, Dreamweaver, Aperture/Lightroom, Logic Pro, FCP X, stuff like that. And some of us got the rMBP.
It's a Pro computer. It doesn't have to be thin. I bet if it was as thick as an ordinary MBP, it would have more power. But if Apple was to make it thicker, would you agree with that decision and have more power or stay with thin?
I don't think Pros like you would even care about thinness (do you?) as these Pro computers serve as a portable desktop replacement. It's not like we're mixing audio on the road in Logic Pro. Or sit down in Starbucks sipping coffee, thinking about next line in Xcode. Or in the park bench, designing the logo for your App in Photoshop and Illustrator. So that pretty much means that we might not need it's thinness.
Again, are you in favor of a thicker yet more powerful rMBP?
It's a Pro computer. It doesn't have to be thin. I bet if it was as thick as an ordinary MBP, it would have more power. But if Apple was to make it thicker, would you agree with that decision and have more power or stay with thin?
I don't think Pros like you would even care about thinness (do you?) as these Pro computers serve as a portable desktop replacement. It's not like we're mixing audio on the road in Logic Pro. Or sit down in Starbucks sipping coffee, thinking about next line in Xcode. Or in the park bench, designing the logo for your App in Photoshop and Illustrator. So that pretty much means that we might not need it's thinness.
Again, are you in favor of a thicker yet more powerful rMBP?
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