16GB, which is shown on Apple's site.Also, can you put in both SDD or HDD in a mbp retina ?
Well, you could get a "hi-res" MacBook Pro, but that won't be as high as a laptop with a full 1080p display, which is about as good as you're going to get over in Windows land. You're not going to find anything in the laptop market currently that competes with the Retina display.So if you want a windows computer that has a good screen like rMBP, that can have HDD in it, what would be some alternatives?
There have been some ultrabooks announced very recently with similar high res screens (Asus Zenbook Infinity is one example).So if you want a windows computer that has a good screen like rMBP, that can have HDD in it, what would be some alternatives?
You don't need to put a hard drive in a retina MacBook Pro. Just use an external drive if the internal storage is not sufficient.So if you want a windows computer that has a good screen like rMBP, that can have HDD in it, what would be some alternatives?