That resolution is strange... Why not just go with 4K? Is that really asked too much in a Pro-Device?
NVM... seems like apple wants to stick with 220 pixels per inch...
NVM... seems like apple wants to stick with 220 pixels per inch...
That resolution is strange... Why not just go with 4K? Is that really asked too much in a Pro-Device?
NVM... seems like apple wants to stick with 220 pixels per inch...
Do you have a 2019 Macbook which has the same issues? Have you encountered a number of people who have it and they have faced keyboard issues? If the answer is no, pls STOP.& 2nd & 3rd & 4th.
We are now on the 4th gen butterfly keyboard, still has the same issues.
I don't understand why people want to know if the 15 inch is going to be refresh. The new 16'' will most likely be the same size as the 15'' but just with a stretched, bigger display, and a better design maybe.
Gentle reminder to be wary of 1st-generation Apple products.
Every feature of the MacBook Pro that made it such a stand-out machine a decade ago has been removed or degraded. At this point Apple has a long way to go to restore the model to something deserving of premium pricing. A 16” display is a good start, but it’s just a start.
yeah 2019 HAD NO reports of failing keyboards.Do you have a 2019 Macbook which has the same issues? Have you encountered a number of people who have it and they have faced keyboard issues? If the answer is no, pls STOP.
Middle ground? Who says you can only offer a device with one resolution? Why can't I chose a 5K screen on the 16"MBP?! Make it 500€/$ more expensive and 2-3hrs less battery life. I don't care.Because there is no point in having 4K on such a small display, with the working distance between your eyes and the display?
4K on a laptop is just extremely taxing on the GPU and battery. Apple has found a good middle ground to offer better performance (battery and GPU performance).
You’re probably 100% rightNormally I would presume the 16" would replace the 15", as a better large screen laptop. But the modern Applemart who doesn't mind having more skus than anyone can comprehend will surely charge $200-400 for this 16" model and keep the 15" unmodified right where it is for at least another year.
I'm ok with Mac getting its time in the spotlight for a changeSo this year, iphone was/will be the least important product
Mac pro, XDR display, now the new macbooks
Why would they update the MBA and 13” MBP when they just refreshed them in July?
Moneywise it can.An extra inch can make a big difference.
I happened to get lucky with my 2012 15 inchIndeed. Unfortunately for me, I only found out much later, when it was far too late to do anything about it. Of course it doesn’t mean for a moment that the same thing will happen here, but LG don’t exactly have an inscrutable reputation when it comes to small/medium LCD panels.
Seems like they'd be able to fit a 16" display just by reducing the bezels and keep the same footprint.
Disagree. I think the ideal Macbook lineup would be:
MBA - 13" / 15"
MBP - 14" / 16"
I know this is wishful thinking on my part, but it would be cool if Apple made its Macbooks modular again (i.e., add my own RAM, SSD, battery, etc...). To me, modularity was a very appealing quality of Macbooks from back in the day...
IMO don't call it "Pro" if it can't continuously operate at full load under normal office conditions. Call it an "Air" or something if portability compromises productivity.
Gentle reminder to be wary of 1st-generation Apple products.
I see where you're coming from, but from my perspective there are MANY different kinds of "pros" out there, and many of them (probably even most of them) have no need to push the thermal limits of a device like the MacBook Pro for an extended period of time.
For people that do need to do this type of work, they have a lot of different options. They can do this in the cloud or remotely on a beefier device, they can use a desktop (Windows or Mac), or they can use a giant, heavy, workstation-class Windows notebook if they require some level of portability and little to no throttling.
yeah 2019 HAD NO reports of failing keyboards.
The pre-touch-bar generation had 95Wh and 99Wh in the 15" so they simply need to return to previous greatness.They also need 90w-93w battery for the larger 10h usage