I've the new macbook 12" for 2 weeks and I am back to a max-out 15" mid-2015. Yeah, it was slow but I miss the form factor so much, I am going to buy it back. You can really fall in love with it.
Any idea how the 12" compares to the Macbook Air in terms of performance? I'm running a 2014 13", the i5 CPU is fine for my needs but more memory (I've got 4GB) would be good when running VMs.
I Hate the New Macbooks
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#22>> CD Drive It's 2015. Very, very few people need that. >> Ethernet Probably should be on a pro laptop but again it's not used very much anymore. >> 17" screen Doesn't the addition of retina resolution to the 15" make up for this? Also this is nothing to do with the new MacBooks as those things have been gone for quite a while now.
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#23Agree: Ethernet on Pro models, 17" option (probably has more to do with battery life than finding screens) Disagree: CD drive (that's over), 2nd Thunderbolt
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#25Agree: Ethernet on Pro models, 17" option (probably has more to do with battery life than finding screens) Disagree: CD drive (that's over), 2nd Thunderbolt
Ethernet and 17" and possibly some extra USB on the pro is good but yeah hardly anybody needs an optical drive.
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#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
Ethernet and 17" and possibly some extra USB on the pro is good but yeah hardly anybody needs an optical drive.
I don't get the 17", they were insanely big and heavy. The 15" rMBP can run in the same effective screen resolution, while also being significantly smaller and lighter. Wins all round!
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#28I've the new macbook 12" for 2 weeks and I am back to a max-out 15" mid-2015. Yeah, it was slow but I miss the form factor so much, I am going to buy it back. You can really fall in love with it.
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#29>> CD Drive It's 2015. Very, very few people need that. >> Ethernet Probably should be on a pro laptop but again it's not used very much anymore. >> 17" screen Doesn't the addition of retina resolution to the 15" make up for this? Also this is nothing to do with the new MacBooks as those things have been gone for quite a while now.
Ethernet is great if you want network stability and speed.