Salvation said:I think 13 inches goes for about $1200, not sure where you're getting that price from.
And trust me, I've wanted one of these for a long time.
Hope said:http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_mac/family/macbook_pro
I want the 15 inch retina at the very right bottom. I know it's the most exspensive, but if I'm gonna get one, I'm gonna want to get the best
Mew said:You get get yourself a more powerful Windows PC for like half of that money
Hope said:Well I really want to buy this computer, but the price is extremely gnarly imo. 2700$ for the retina display 15 inch. I know almost nothing about computers/laptops/any of that shit, just wondering what you guys think about it. I've heard it's extremely convenient for how heavy and how awesome it is from some friends but the price is like buying a new bike. Tell me what you guys think.
Nike said:*Car
I personally wouldn't spend that much on a laptop just because of the brand name. I would get this-
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/HP+-+Sp...mory/7098787.p?id=1218829823832&skuId=7098787
Bend said:If I was you, I would just get the 13 inch and save that money.
Faith said:Get the 13" I have both the 13 and the 15 inch and they're both amazing in my opinion.. Of course you can buy a PC for a lower price and that's not a bad idea.. However when it comes to school or editing I favor my my mac due to the reason that it's reliable and it won't crash at any given moment.
Hope said:is retina display worth it? it costs a fortune
I completely agree here.Miles said:I honestly don't think it's worth it. The screen is AMAZING, as you'd expect, but keep in mind that most websites and programs aren't formatted for that huge of a resolution, so it makes a lot of things blurry.
720p on YouTube is honestly just the lowest you would want to go because the amazing screen makes everything normal resolution that would look fine on a normal screen look bad.
I don't think it's worth it, you can get good specs with a SSD (a smaller capacity but much faster hard drive) for a lot less than $2,700 or whatever it is.
I know a ton about Apple products and own 20+ of them myself, from iMac's to Mac Mini's to Macbook Pro's to Macbook Air's so if you have any further questions you can PM me.
I'd say, if you want the 15", get that with an i7 processor, at least 8GB of RAM, and a 256GB or 512GB SSD.
If money isn't a problem, go big.
That's my two cents.
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