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Macbook pro 13 retina 2015 review
Macbook pro 13 retina 2015 review












Its performance won’t break any records, but the improved battery life provided by Intel’s new Broadwell processor is genuinely impressive. Even so, it provides solid performance at a competitive mid-range price as long as you don't need to buy too many upgrades and its outstanding battery live ensures that it will really earn its keep when you're on the road.

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The 13in MacBook Pro isn't quite in the mobile workstation class and, try as we might, we don't find the new Force Touch trackpad as innovative as Apple seems to think it is. The increase over its Haswell-based predecessor are small, but this lengthy battery life, combined with the laptop's light weight, make this MacBook a good choice for working on the move. It lasted just under 22 hours in our light usage test and an impressive ten hours and 21 minutes when playing a high definition YouTube video. In-depth review of the Apple MacBook Pro Retina 13 Early 2015 (Intel Core i5 5257U, Intel Iris Graphics 6100, 13.3', 1. Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch, Retina Display (2015) Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch, Retina Display (2015) by Joel Santo Domingo Mar 18, 2015. And it looks pretty much the same as when Apple released the design in 2012. The 13' MacBook Pro with Retina display is new (again).

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To be fair, that performance isn't bad for the price, but if you want a more powerful quad-core processor or discrete graphics card for 3D design work then you'll have to step up to the 15in version of the MacBook Pro Retina.īattery life was exceptionally lengthy as we've come to expect from Apple laptops. October 2016: read and watch our review of the late 2016 13' MacBook Pro that replaces this model.

macbook pro 13 retina 2015 review

However, the Iris 6100 did perform well for 2D graphics work, scoring 95 per cent in our Photoshop tests, and was only let down by its weaker performance in 3D graphics (53 per cent) and video rendering (63 per cent).












Macbook pro 13 retina 2015 review