I have a 17 inch MBP so clearly I am not bothered by it's thickness which I did not know existed up until this point.
Miniaturization, lol.
That extra weight must really put a strain on you. This is a ridiculous thread.
I have a 17 inch MBP so clearly I am not bothered by it's thickness which I did not know existed up until this point.
Isn't it?! Lol
It's like somebody all of a sudden tells u your trophy wife is a little thick in the middle.
I kinda agree with OP, but in a less emotional wayThe MBP looks a little thick maybe because u can see the whole thickness of it, most of the other notebooks they taper off like the casing of the iPhone1.
If u want thin, just wait for the next aliiteration, that's what Apple is good at.
I thought my sub-inch VAIO was thin until I got the AIR, now I can't stand the VAIO! That stupid Air carries like a tablet!
I think this entire thread is misguided. The excellence of Apple industrial design is accepted as a universal truth not only by Apple users but by Apple's competitors. I had to pull the bottom off of my MBP to upgrade my RAM and I was very impressed. If you think the MBP is too thick, I'm afraid I have to flatly disagree. Go ahead and get an MBA or a rMBP (at 0.71 in thick) if that's what you want but to call Apple's computers "fat" is an insult to an excellent industrial design.
What are your thoughts? Aren't you bugged by it's thickness?
Miniaturization, lol.
That extra weight must really put a strain on you.
Same here man, the internals are just absolutely stunning. I am an IT technician, and I've opened a lot of computers but I've never seen a system so organized and elegant under the hood.. It is seriously a beautiful design and I love everything about it.
OKAY, FINE!
Its's not as fast as the MBP, but still very close to it's speed. Don't believe me? Then check the Geekbench results.
The point is, even if its a bit slower, you lost more mass, weight, volume and thickness than you lost performance.
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And yes, the MacBook Pro may be a bit faster when it comes to rendering and processing tasks, but it's not even noticeable. When rendering, it's probably just 10 seconds faster. The gain you have on the MBA's SSD is greater than the gain you have on the processor.
That's what made me conclude that the MBA is just as fast than the MBP.
the 13 Inch is super fat. Apple should redesign it, a complete thinner redesign.