I own a 15" retina Macbook Pro, 13" non retina Macbook Pro and a 13" Air... should I purchase a 11" Macbook Air, 12" Retina Macbook and a 13" Retina Macbook Pro to have all the current Apple laptops?
Hmmm... to own all the current laptops. But is it worth it?If you want to? Seriously though, why would you want to?
I own a 15" retina Macbook Pro, 13" non retina Macbook Pro and a 13" Air... should I purchase a 11" Macbook Air, 12" Retina Macbook and a 13" Retina Macbook Pro to have all the current Apple laptops?
Is this thread for real?
Hmmm... to own all the current laptops. But is it worth it?
13" non retina Macbook Pro (Aperture)What do you use them for? I could make a case for owning 2 or 3 Macs, but not all of the portables because there is quite a bit of overlap functionality wise. Especially between the retina MacBook and the MacBook Air.
13" non retina Macbook Pro (Aperture)
15" retina (Photoshop)
13" Macbook Air (web browsing)
I prefer Apple's portables for some reason.
Hmmmm... I'll probably get the 12" retina Macbook next year. Then at that point I wouldn't own the 11" Air and the 13" retina Macbook Pro but I guess it doesn't really matterPersonally, I'd go with a 15" rMBP and a 12" rMB, and call it good. The 15" model is perfectly capable of performing all 3 of those tasks, but the 12" rMB would be nice and portable.
Not worth it unless you somehow can utilise all of them (like my case for instance).Hmmm... to own all the current laptops. But is it worth it?
Personally, I'd go with a 15" rMBP and a 12" rMB, and call it good. The 15" model is perfectly capable of performing all 3 of those tasks, but the 12" rMB would be nice and portable.