Despite a few performance anomalies, the 17-inch MacBook Pro offers plenty of creature comforts for creative professionals.
We should also note that Apple’s packaging is getting smaller in an attempt to be environmentally friendly, which we appreciate. Even closed, the MacBook Pro is a simple, elegant machine.
But like most Apple products, it’s not just the build quality that will catch your eye. Despite its 17-inch display, this 6.6-pound machine was made to be used on the go. The unibody case, carved out of a single piece of aluminum, is beyond solid. Notes: Note globale: 90% prix: 50% performances: 80% mobilité: 80%Ĩ2% Apple MacBook Pro (17.4-inch) Source: Computer Shopper EN→FR Coming on the heels of last fall’s 13- and 15-inch MacBooks, the new 17-inch model ($2,799) takes the improvements that were made to those models and kicks it up another notch with the thinnest, fastest MacBook Pro ever. Now don't forget that all this is from Apple and that should speak for itself.ĩ0, Preis 50, Leistung 80, Mobilität 80 Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Longue, Date: However it is simply one of the coolest notebooks around and it delivers on almost all accounts - gorgeous design, great physique, sex appeal, worthy performance and great battery stamina. Retailing at a cool S$4388, the 17-inch MacBook Pro is indeed pricey and may not be the wisest purchase price-wise. Of course, there are some drawbacks from the design, and we're sure the non-removable battery is probably on top of your mind. Despite its size as a 17-inch desktop replacement, Apple has managed to keep a svelte and slim figure that's barely any thicker than the 15-inch model. I don't want to be the guy in a year who has to 'admit' to buying the 13" Macbook Pro.90% Apple MacBook Pro: 17-inches of Pure Lust Source: Hardware Zone EN→FR We really liked the 17-inch MacBook Pro, it's a great machine that delivers the goods in terms of performance and design. I know the specs weren't that spectacular compared to the old white macbook, but they were enough to make me decide it was worth the extra money - if I were buying now, I'm not so sure that'd be the case.ĭon't get me wrong, I still think that for £899 the 13" Macbook Pro is a good notebook, but this has soured my 'First Apple' experience a little.
My point is why bring out a new 'pro' model, when, within 120 days(!) it's going to be a 'pretty' version of the base model? I understand where you're coming from, and I know that this is another one of those 'Apple updated just after I bought' threads - and I'm VERY happy with my mac.īut, I'm a little cynical as to why Apple bought out the macbook pro 13, when they knew that four months later, they were going to be bringing out this new macbook? I know technology moves fast nowadays and what you can get now will be outclassed in a year's time I understand this.
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