Kills the touch bar, the light touch keyboard, adds back weight, card reader, ports and the mag safe. Feels like an apology for prior design decisions. My 2011 MBP is new again!
MacBook Pro 14-inch and MacBook Pro 16-inch
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#304I’m curious about all the distaste people have of the notch. It’s more screen space. Would people prefer a larger bezel? My guess is you’ll have the option for a virtual bezel on apps that don’t properly account for the notch.
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#305[1] https://asahilinux.org/2021/10/progress-report-september-202...
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#307I wish we could get a Macbook Air in these screen sizes. I don't need the extra power, just the bigger screen.
You can order a Macbook Pro 14" with the M1 (not M1 Pro) for $2000. EDIT: My mistake, it's an 8-core M1 Pro with 14-core GPU (so neither the 8-core M1 with 8-core GPU, nor the 10-core M1 Pro with 16-core GPU) at that price.
EDIT: The base $2000 new Macbook pro does come with a M1 Pro on the US apple Store....
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#308And so ends the last of the Dark Days of Johnny Ive. Don't get me wrong: he innovated a lot. My theory is when Jobs died, he lost his counterbalance and his designs suddenly became without compromise (no that isn't a good thing). It's when we saw the 12" Macbook as the crusade for thinness at all costs (terrible performance, only one port, a terrible version of the macbook Air), the end of the Macbook Air (before get…
They took a very versatile all-in-one, removed almost all of the ports and added an external power brick -- just to make it a bit thinner. Which is even more ridiculous considering it's a desktop.
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#309This is literally a dream laptop. Improved in every area and lacking in none I can think of right now. And the price is crazy cheap for this performance if you ask me.
Its not crazy cheap, a lot of people overvalue mobility when 90% of white collar work is done at home or in an office.
I personally work from home but go to a coffee shop as my “office” for a bit every day. Mobility is crucial to my, and many others’, workflows.
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#310what's the general need for microSD? My XPS-13 has one but I've never understood why its such a big deal. I almost never use it.
Recently I've also used microSD with USB-microSD adapter instead of USB sticks (like for music in the car).. last time I wanted to buy USB memory stick it was the cheaper option, and the adapter isn't much bigger than a typical USB memory stick anyway.