MacBook Review
MacBook Air 13 "128 GB review
The 12-inch MacBook renews Apple's proposal for ultra-light notebooks. It is true that his delicacy and his lightness are surprising. But this is to the detriment of keyboard and connectivity. And if the Touchpad Force Touch and the Retina screen are real advanced, they do not compensate for the lack of autonomy of the machine.
Macbook Air 2013
In short, our choice is always on the MacBook Air, although it has not changed in recent months, especially from the point of view of the definition of the screen. The MacBook Air remains the most nomadic brand-to-apple machine (more than 8 hours in video, Wi-Fi enabled) and has a much faster processor than the Core M of the MacBook 12 ".
For mobile use, the 128 GB model seems quite appropriate, especially for those who want to equip an Apple machine at less than 1,000 dollars.
MacBook Pro 13 Retina 256 GB
In a different style, the MacBook Pro 13 Retina is probably the Apple laptop that seems to be the most attractive today, and its performance is quite different from that of the MacBook 12" with its Intel Core i5 processor. The keyboard is the one traditionally proposed by Apple and is not sacrificed here, and if we lose the USB Type-C, the connection is necessarily more complete , Including the presence of a microSD card reader.
Apple MacBook Pro 13 Retina
The SSD is still in PCI-E, and even faster it takes advantage of 8 GB of RAM and the Retina display is the same as the MacBook 12 "The Force Touch trackpad is present on this model also, Making it one of the most ergonomically designed laptops.
On the other hand, the machine takes nearly 600 grams compared to the new MacBook, and is necessarily less compact. But for a hundred more dollars, you can just as well crack for this notebook: it all depends on your uses.
The 12-inch MacBook renews Apple's proposal for ultra-light notebooks. It is true that his delicacy and his lightness are surprising. But this is to the detriment of keyboard and connectivity. And if the Touchpad Force Touch and the Retina screen are real advanced, they do not compensate for the lack of autonomy of the machine.
Macbook Air 2013
In short, our choice is always on the MacBook Air, although it has not changed in recent months, especially from the point of view of the definition of the screen. The MacBook Air remains the most nomadic brand-to-apple machine (more than 8 hours in video, Wi-Fi enabled) and has a much faster processor than the Core M of the MacBook 12 ".
For mobile use, the 128 GB model seems quite appropriate, especially for those who want to equip an Apple machine at less than 1,000 dollars.
MacBook Pro 13 Retina 256 GB
In a different style, the MacBook Pro 13 Retina is probably the Apple laptop that seems to be the most attractive today, and its performance is quite different from that of the MacBook 12" with its Intel Core i5 processor. The keyboard is the one traditionally proposed by Apple and is not sacrificed here, and if we lose the USB Type-C, the connection is necessarily more complete , Including the presence of a microSD card reader.
Apple MacBook Pro 13 Retina
The SSD is still in PCI-E, and even faster it takes advantage of 8 GB of RAM and the Retina display is the same as the MacBook 12 "The Force Touch trackpad is present on this model also, Making it one of the most ergonomically designed laptops.
On the other hand, the machine takes nearly 600 grams compared to the new MacBook, and is necessarily less compact. But for a hundred more dollars, you can just as well crack for this notebook: it all depends on your uses.
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