Great product now that Apple is fixing the mistakes of Ive. I think that this will be a big seller as pros upgrade from the Butterfly keyboard and the pre2016 models. I think it is the best that Apple could do given what Intel is providing. I’m looking forward to a future model with 10th gen 10nm chips and Lpddr.
Unless you work within the design lab, you have no idea how much influence one man among the entire teams had on its design. Hint: Ive on announced his retirement from Apple recently, while this has surely been in development for over a year at least.
While this seems to be largely similar to the 15-inch, the processors in the 16-inch are 9th-generation versions, which generally offer better performance.
They're similar because they are. Both are 9th-generation Coffee Lake processors. The only difference is the memory bus speed.
Where does it say it's a 16" laptop? Websites are comparing the previous 15" vs the new 16". But the previous model was 15.4' Is the new model 16.0"? Can anyone confirm, did Phil say this?
Where does it say it's a 16" laptop? Websites are comparing the previous 15" vs the new 16". But the previous model was 15.4' Is the new model 16.0"? Can anyone confirm, did Phil say this?
That page doesn't say 16.0 inches. It says 16 inch. And the old model wasn't 15 inch. You're saying the new model is 1.0 inch larger, diagonally?
What I and others are saying is that because it's listed as 16 inches, it means it's 16.0 inches because they dropped off the trailing zeros because they're not needed, like when calling not calling the 13.3" MBP a 13.30" MBP.
Where does it say it's a 16" laptop? Websites are comparing the previous 15" vs the new 16". But the previous model was 15.4' Is the new model 16.0"? Can anyone confirm, did Phil say this?
You might try actually reading the article, which quotes the specs (kind of the point of the article) directly off Apple's spec sheet.
Now compare it to a thin and light Windows gaming laptop with a RTX 2080 GPU. I double dog dare you!
I'd love to. Can you find me a thin and light Windows gaming laptop with a RTX 2080 GPU with an 11 hour battery life using a 16" 226 PPI IPS display with 500 nits of brightness? Because those are specs that are important to me.
Now compare it to a thin and light Windows gaming laptop with a RTX 2080 GPU. I double dog dare you!
I'd love to. Can you find me a thin and light Windows gaming laptop with a RTX 2080 GPU with an 11 hour battery life using a 16" 226 PPI IPS display with 500 nits of brightness? Because those are specs that are important to me.
This is just curiosity on my part, but is there a 1 for 1 comparison (or as close as you can get if not) Windows laptop with similar specs and how does it compare price wise? I’m not looking at just raw physical components, I’m curious about comparing Adobe Photoshop or similar graphic intensive programs for Windows to MacBook versions and the real performance you are likely to get with either.
I can’t afford or justify by need either a Mac or Windows laptop anyway so it’s just curiosity on my part.
No...just like all MacBook models nothing is user replaceable inside. Not really a big deal in the grand scheme of things. Very little people actually do this in the end.
If that's the case, it is absolutely a 16.0-inch diagonal display.
Got a link to that statement? Because nowhere on their website does it state: 16.0 inch screen
Are you happy now? Straight off Apple's website. Its a fuckin 16" MacBook Pro. Stop being an asshat!
Slow your roll. He’s not being an asshat. He’s inquiring about the size to the tenth of an inch, like other Macs are stated. As already noted, since Apple doesn’t list it as 16.0” it could be 15.5” to 16.4” if they rounded. Of course, begins 16.1” or larger you would expect Apple to tout that, but his point still stands. We are just assuming (albeit an extremely likely guess) it’s 16.0” since Apple has dropped the trailing zero for the display size.
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Who cares, you'd be stuck running a crappier OS.
Unless you work within the design lab, you have no idea how much influence one man among the entire teams had on its design. Hint: Ive on announced his retirement from Apple recently, while this has surely been in development for over a year at least.
I wouldn't make that assumption at all, considering that the current models aren't.
That page doesn't say 16.0 inches. It says 16 inch. And the old model wasn't 15 inch. You're saying the new model is 1.0 inch larger, diagonally?
the 1TB 15’ - i9 - 32gb - Radeon Pro Vega 20 4GB
is more expensive than the maxed (1TB) 16’ Radeon pro 5500M 8GB 64gb
anyone know why that would be???
I also purchased a 15’ last Saturday and was not expecting the 16’ to be so affordable ....
No...just like all MacBook models nothing is user replaceable inside. Not really a big deal in the grand scheme of things. Very little people actually do this in the end.