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Product Name: | MacBook Pro 13.3" Laptop - Apple M2 chip - 24GB Memory - 1TB SSD (Latest Model) - Space Gray |
Product SKU: | 6382796_6382796 |
UPC: | 194253139614 |
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The 13.3" MacBook Pro is not a pro machine with its dated chassis, older screen, and doesn't have a Pro chipset in it even though Apple calls it a Pro.
I would stay away from the 13.3" MacBooks in 2024.
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The 13.3" MacBook Pro is not a pro machine with its dated chassis, older screen, and doesn't have a Pro chipset in it even though Apple calls it a Pro.
I would stay away from the 13.3" MacBooks in 2024.
The 13.3" MacBook Pro is not a pro machine with its dated chassis, older screen, and doesn't have a Pro chipset in it even though Apple calls it a Pro.
I would stay away from the 13.3" MacBooks in 2024.
What's wrong with the screen?
The 13.3" MacBook Pro is not a pro machine with its dated chassis, older screen, and doesn't have a Pro chipset in it even though Apple calls it a Pro.
I would stay away from the 13.3" MacBooks in 2024.
Now please post a link where we can all find a M2 MacBook Air or M1 Pro 14 with this price and specs.
Nothing, but also nothing special. For the same form factor and lighter, the M2 Air is better. If you want a "Pro" , then the 14" is significantly better with 120hz and color accuracy
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Now please post a link where we can all find a M2 MacBook Air or M1 Pro 14 with this price and specs.
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just grab the Macbook Air for $899 or less for similar performance.
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While at home I'd like to connect it to external monitors (ideally 2 if possible).
Does this MacBook Pro 13.3" M2 24 GB 1 TB ($1399) make more sense than the MacBook Air 15" M2 16GB 1TB ssd ($1499) noted in the comments above? Is there another MacBook in the sub $1500 range I should look at?