Adorama has
Apple MacBook Pro (Late 2023, Z1AU0029J, Space Black) for
$1999 when you follow the steps below.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
phmagix for finding this deal.
Steps
- Click here to visit the product page
- Under Memory select 36GB
- Add to cart and proceed to checkout
- Under "Do you have a gift card or promo code?" apply code APINSIDER
- Total should now be $1999 + free shipping
Specs
- Apple M3 Pro 11-cores (5x Performance 4GHz + 6x Efficiency 2.7Ghz) Processor, 14-core GPU, 16-core Neural Engine
- 14.2" (3024x1964) Liquid Retina XDR, 254ppi, 1000-nits sustained (1600-nits peak) ProMotion 120Hz Mini-LED Display
- 36GB Onboard Unified Memory
- 512GB Solid State Drive
- Wi-Fi 6E 802.11ax + Bluetooth 5.3
- 1080p FaceTime HD Webcam
- High-Fidelity Six-Speaker System with Force-Cancelling Woofers
- Backlit Magic Keyboard w/ Touch ID sensor & Force Touch Trackpad
- Ports:
- 3x Thunderbolt 4 (USB-C) ports w/ support for Charging
- 1x HDMI 2.1
- 1x SD card reader
- 1x Headphone jack (3.5mm)
- 1x MagSafe 3 Power w/ 70W USB-C Power Adapter
- 72.4 Whr Li-Po Battery
- 12.31 x 8.71 x 0.61" (3.5 lbs)
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Customization is the main feature of PC which is consequently cost-friendly. Mac users are different group. People may not very much into gaming but love web browsing/video streaming, or not highly technical but want user-friendly OS for work or highly technical but annoyed by troubleshooting like driver update in Linux. These are people like to pay more money to save their time to get what they want to do without the hassle of configuration which is most part of the fun of building a PC
Also there are people like me do Xcode for living to use a Mac to make ends meet.
Definitely one of the worst parts of the Mac experience. There are good and bad part about buying a Mac.
An Apple Macbook buyer could just as easily ask you how you can possibly "justify" using objectively worse Intel laptop chips that are slower than an M3 while consuming twice the power. Here's a 20-watt M3 stomping a 55W Intel chip. AMD fares a little better than Intel but not much.
https://www.cpubenchmar
Truth is, there are always tradeoffs. I've been using Macs as my primary for a while because I'm relatively happy with the tradeoffs... not because I think they're perfect.
Don't assume others are brainwashed. You probably own a Dell or Asus or something and I wouldn't assume you're some brainwashed cult member who thinks Dell or Asus can do no wrong. I'm sure you weighed the pros and cons and made the best choice for you.
PS: Now that Macbook Pros have brought back the SD card slot, it's pretty easy to just leave a low-profile 1TB MicroSD card adapter in that slot for extra storage. This is obviously not ideal, but it's.... fine.
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It's not "iOS operating system on M3" but nice try.
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Apple is gonna charge like an extra $700 to go from 512GB to 1TB, and another $5000 to go up to 2TB. GTFOH apple.
I understand 8GB of RAM on Mac isnt as bad as 8GB on PC - so wont pick on that, but this is just absurd. Storage is storage.
If you are a creator, do you just carry around an external SSD for everything?
I dont get it.
I don't love the upgrade pricing myself, but there are significant benefits that Apple Silicon's SoC approach to RAM/SSD offers over conventional PC builds - particularly in speed & efficiency, which these laptops are very well known for.
Note that I'm not saying NO ONE wants the ability to have 3 external displays, just that it's so uncommon that it's hard to justify. Additionally, with such large format displays available today, two ultrawides can literally replace 4x conventional monitors.
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after tax, this thing is $2200. be mindful of the tax rate depending where you buy form. Also good luck rending this back to Adorama if there is something wrong with it.
after tax, this thing is $2200. be mindful of the tax rate depending where you buy form. Also good luck rending this back to Adorama if there is something wrong with it.
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Definitely one of the worst parts of the Mac experience. There are good and bad part about buying a Mac.
An Apple Macbook buyer could just as easily ask you how you can possibly "justify" using objectively worse Intel laptop chips that are slower than an M3 while consuming twice the power. Here's a 20-watt M3 stomping a 55W Intel chip. AMD fares a little better than Intel but not much.
https://www.cpubenchmar
Truth is, there are always tradeoffs. I've been using Macs as my primary for a while because I'm relatively happy with the tradeoffs... not because I think they're perfect.
Don't assume others are brainwashed. You probably own a Dell or Asus or something and I wouldn't assume you're some brainwashed cult member who thinks Dell or Asus can do no wrong. I'm sure you weighed the pros and cons and made the best choice for you.
PS: Now that Macbook Pros have brought back the SD card slot, it's pretty easy to just leave a low-profile 1TB MicroSD card adapter in that slot for extra storage. This is obviously not ideal, but it's.... fine.
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It's kind of like asking if 2,000lbs of towing capacity on a vehicle is enough. I don't know, do you need to tow things there are more than 2,000lbs? Do you currently own and use a computer? How much RAM does it have? Is it enough?
In all seriousness, if you want a TL;DR -- 36GB is going to be more than enough for most people for any kind of forseeable future. The base configs on Macs are generally 8 or 16GB so software is going to be written with that in mind.
You can benefit from more RAM if you're working with big-ass files for content creation, data science, etc. But if you fall into those categories hopefully you already have some idea what you need.
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