I don't think I can wait for the "possible" rMBP refresh, so I'm probably going to opt for the new 13" Air, in the next week or so.
I'm heading off to another year in college in August and I'm looking to hold on to this laptop for at least 4 years, and it will be my main. I'm a pretty heavy internet browser, streaming multiple videos, constantly refreshing pages and such. Along with that I also use Office (word, spreadsheet, and power point), itunes, I occasionally do some photo editing, but nothing major and rarely do video editing. I'm also very intrigued with Parallels and would be nice to dabble in that as well.
For the most part I was planning going with the basic necessities i5, 4GB Ram, and a nice 256 GB SSD.
Although from reading quite a bit of forums a lot of people are saying to completely max out the air since you can't upgrade it, and it would make it "future-proof", especially if it's your main.
I'm a little unsure if I'd want to do that, so advice and clarification would be great, Thanks!
I'm heading off to another year in college in August and I'm looking to hold on to this laptop for at least 4 years, and it will be my main. I'm a pretty heavy internet browser, streaming multiple videos, constantly refreshing pages and such. Along with that I also use Office (word, spreadsheet, and power point), itunes, I occasionally do some photo editing, but nothing major and rarely do video editing. I'm also very intrigued with Parallels and would be nice to dabble in that as well.
For the most part I was planning going with the basic necessities i5, 4GB Ram, and a nice 256 GB SSD.
Although from reading quite a bit of forums a lot of people are saying to completely max out the air since you can't upgrade it, and it would make it "future-proof", especially if it's your main.
I'm a little unsure if I'd want to do that, so advice and clarification would be great, Thanks!