Just dropped, Radeon Pro 555, hex-core I7, up to 32GB DDR4. 13 with TB gets quad core. Function key models remain dual core.
No quad core? What the ****?
I can’t believe the price of entry for a 15” Apple laptop of any sort is now £2,349 - could they not even have kept a 2017 model around at the £1,999 price point?? Gives me a glimmer of hope they might have a 15” MacBook in the works, though not sure I’m going to hold my breath :/Agreed. They are pricing themselves out of market.
You know at some point its a security thing. Even If I could afford a top end MBP now - I simply would not want to bring it anywhere for fear of theft.
Awesome. Seems like what everyone asked for is here!
Great catch, thanks for the confirmation. I mean it's kinda to be expected with Bluetooth 5.0 debuting in the iPhones, Apple TVs and so on last year, but still good to have it confirmed.Interesting to note - Bluetooth 5.0 seems to have been added!
really was expecting the 2015 15” to be updated to the new design at the same price, not to get axed and the cost of entry to go up by another £500... not sure I’m really wanting to indulge myself on a powerhouse machine with only 256GB storage at that price...On the contrary.....
- No nTB 15";
- No magsafe;
- Still USB-C lame 100W powersupply;
- No Vega GPU / nVidia GPU. Just rebadged AMD mediocre 2016 tech
- No SD card reader
- no HDMI
Still a no buy for me...
On the contrary.....
- No nTB 15";
- No magsafe;
- Still USB-C lame 100W powersupply;
- No Vega GPU / nVidia GPU. Just rebadged AMD mediocre 2016 tech;
- No SD card reader;
- no HDMI;
- no price lowering.
Still a no buy for me...
On the contrary.....
- No nTB 15"; > never gonna happen
- No magsafe; > never gonna come back
- Still USB-C lame 100W powersupply;
- No Vega GPU / nVidia GPU. Just rebadged AMD mediocre 2016 tech; > too soon, this is a minor specs update
- No SD card reader; > never gonna happen
- no HDMI > I guess that's never gonna happen as well
- no price lowering >![]()
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(but prices for EU still have to be published)
Still a no buy for me...
No, Apple has been working on it since last year due to the backlash, same with the keyboard. But I guess its about how you define unexpected.Are you sure about that? About 99% of people here on this forum were convinced that new MBPs won't ship with 32GB of RAM until Cannonlake next year (or later).
Well it’s here. 32gb ram!
It was nice chatting with you peeps in this thread over the past 6 months. Going to pull the trigger on a 13" Touchbar with 16GB RAM as soon as the Back to School store is back online.
No one was wanting that, move on, it’s never gonna happen. Go buy yourself a 2015 model and stop whining.On the contrary.....
- No nTB 15";
- No magsafe;
- Still USB-C lame 100W powersupply;
- No Vega GPU / nVidia GPU. Just rebadged AMD mediocre 2016 tech;
- No SD card reader;
- no HDMI;
- no price lowering;
- DDR4 with a small increase of battery capacity....this will have a big impact in battery life (for those who care).
Still a no buy for me...
I was hoping for a bigger battery to be honest, it seems that these were just to equalise the power, rather than revert to the previous 99wh/76wh capacities we had before.
The one area I think it they definitely should have improved on was the web cam, 720p in this day and age, when FaceTime is quite a relevant part of the iOS experience, is bizzarre!
This new third-generation keyboard wasn’t designed to solve those issues, Apple says. In fact, company representatives strenuously insisted that the keyboard issues have only affected a tiny, tiny fraction of its user base. (There’s now a four-year repair program for the keyboard in case it fails.)
No, just cancel it, whats the problem?What are the chances the MBP I ordered earlier this week will be automatically switched to the new model? Anyone had or heard of any experience like that? It’s still quoted for delivery Saturday through Monday.