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MacBook 14”?
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No way! With 32GB of RAM and 1TB SSD you will be looking at £2600+ upwards maybe near to £3000. Why when the MacBook Pro would offer so much more for less money?
It just would not make economic sense with so very few people willing to drop near to £3000 for a lightweight MacBook.
Vloggers wouldn't pay that - there's only so much that we make
and are willing to spend
It just would not make economic sense with so very few people willing to drop near to £3000 for a lightweight MacBook.
Vloggers wouldn't pay that - there's only so much that we make
and are willing to spend
No way! With 32GB of RAM and 1TB SSD you will be looking at £2600+ upwards maybe near to £3000. Why when the MacBook Pro would offer so much more for less money?
It just would not make economic sense with so very few people willing to drop near to £3000 for a lightweight MacBook.
Vloggers wouldn't pay that - there's only so much that we make
You're right... I meant I would love the form factor. I would not go full tilt on the RAM and SSD, probably just a base model to take on the road for presentations or work on the couch.
The screen size leaves a lot of us wanting... and the only >13.3” option currently is the top of the line 15” MBP. Whether a 14” would be enough to make a difference is debatable, personally I find even 15.6” 16:9 screens vertically lacking, the 15.4” 16:10 is nicer for usability outside of watching 16:9 content. But either way the point remains, a larger screened MacBook that isn’t paired to huge amounts of power that will sit idle would be welcomed by many.