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Otherwise, the next 13" MacBook Pro will probably be my next computer.
#Macbook pro mid 2017 15 inchm 512 upgrade#
I think that I will sit out this year and see if the 2018 MacBook gets an upgrade to thunderbolt. Basically take all the high end internals from 15" MacBook Pro and shoehorn it into a smaller chassis (similar to iPhone 6S/iPhone SE). This is getting away from your 13 vs 15 intent, but my ideal machine would be a 12" MacBook SE. One thing to note is that for all of these laptops, I have always setup external monitors to use at home and work, so 80% use connected to (depending on year) 15", 17", 20", 24", or 27" external displays and 20% using built in display. My preference to smaller screens seems more clear listings these all out. which pushed this machine close to $3500)! Sold that computer and started on 11" MacBook Airs: 2010, 2011, 2012, finally settling on 2013 model. I went a little crazy in 2008 and got a 15" MacBook Pro that I then, using Other World Computing, maxed out the RAM and swapped both HD and optical drives for dual SSDs (. A 2005 12.1" iBook G4 was next quickly followed by a Mid-2007 13.3" MacBook polycarbonate "core 2 duo" (which my sister is still using today).
#Macbook pro mid 2017 15 inchm 512 portable#
I really liked how "thin" and portable this machine was for the time, but after awhile I started looking smaller again. In 2001, I opted for a 15" PowerBook G4 (original-Ti supercomputer). I then moved to Duo 270c with 8.4" color display, which was followed by a iBook SE with 12.1" display.
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My first mac was a PowerBook Duo 210 with 9.1" 4-grayscale display. Good points to think on, but in my response to watchthesky, I was focusing on the ability to successfully complete STEM degrees using "low power" ultra portable computers. They may throw in another usb C and some other goodies that make the value proposition worth it. However, if you value extreme portability, and I don't blame you, then you might want to wait until Apple's next generation of the Macbook 12". I would do the same in your case: why not buy all your options and run some tests? take one or the other in your briefcase/bag to your office, use in a classroom and simulate what each will feel like. I will wait to see how that machine feels for a few days before I return one or the other or both in favor of a base 13" I might return the one I just bought (fully spec'd out 2017 13" and buy the base since people have said the CPU upgrade won't be noticeable.) Right now, I am actually leaning towards the 13" myself. People on this thread seem to be consolidating around the 15" and the poll so far shows 60% favoring the 15". I love the portability of the 13" but of course the 15" has more screen and juice and goodies, and the price difference is so close at about $200 or so dollars.
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I 13" feels "dense" (at about 3 pounds) but is extremely portable! That's why I'm so torn.
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#Macbook pro mid 2017 15 inchm 512 720p#
I think you will appreciate the 720p camera, the gorgeous display, the 4 USB-C's for power and projection and expanding onto your desk monitors when you are presenting in classes etc. The 2016/17 13" Macbook Pro is THINNER than the air but has quite a bit of juice. Ĭlick to expand.Honestly, your decision is much easier: You have never used a 15" and you got through some very impressive periods of your life using highly portable and low powered machines, so we know you like those. I don't want another 12" MacBook because the performance is really about the same as the 2013 MBA, and after 7+ years of ultra portable machines, I'm not sure even a 3# 13" wouldn't feel like a crippling large brick to drag around. I am torn over what to replace my personal 2013 11" MacBook Air with. I have 27" USB-C monitors at both my office and house, which makes for one cable docking (video, power, data)-this is amazingly convenient and really negates what many see as a liability of only having one port. Now as a faculty member, I use a 2016 12" MacBook using these same apps with no problems.
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I also used VMware Fusion with Windows 7 then 10 to run LABView, Autodesk Inventor, and SigmaPlot with no problems.
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I used native macintosh versions of MATLAB, Mathematica, ChemLab, MS Office, Endnote, EagleFiler, and Curio with no problems. I completed my chemical engineering PhD using 2013 11" MacBook Air with 8GB RAM and 512 SSD (Started with 2010 11" MBA).