The MacBook Pro with Retina and 13-inch MacBook Air got some mid-cycle improvements under the hood today, with a new 2.6GHz processor for the 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro, new 2.4 and 2.7GHz processors for the 15-inch version, and 16GB of memory as a top-end spec on the larger Retina model.
At its event today, Apple made much of the fact that the 13-inch MacBook Pro is still its top-selling notebook, right before unveiling the new 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro.
For the past six months, I’ve heard the same thing over and over again: “The MacBook Pro with the retina screen looks amazing. I want that screen on a MacBook Air. That would be the perfect computer.” Well, we’re almost there. Not quite.
hi everybody,
i'm using a dell precision m4400 with nvidia Quadro FX 1700M (bios 62.94.35.00.03) with 512mb di ram.
the notebook is connected to its original docking station dell, which got 2 dvi and 1 vga.
i'm using ubuntu 9.10 updated.
what i want to do is to use 2 external monitor plus the notebook display at the same time.
While you can reasonably expect to be able to upgrade the RAM and storage in most notebooks, the design of Apple's MacBook Pro 13-inch with retina display makes even these basic upgrades impossible.
Adobe has made good on its promise to deliver Retina Display support to two of its most-used graphics programs, Photoshop and Illustrator CS6.
I'm worried about my Dell XPS notebook
when I'm on linux its temperature is always higher than on Windows, I was facing some pretty ugly slowdowns earlier today and it shut down by itself the first time today too(then I noticed it was really hot)
Im on openSuse 12.1 currently, but on Ubuntu(10.10, 11) and Mint(Lisa, I think) I got worried about the notebook being too hot too
I know there's the
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Apple just announced a retina version of the 13-inch MacBook Pro. “It’s incredibly thin,” said Phil Schiler. The new model is .79-inch thin and weighs 3.57 — 1 lbs lighter than the previous version. “And best of all,” said Phil, “it has a retina display.”
It offers nearly 2x the resolution of a 1080p display.