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It feels like after years of hearing people complain about missing or removed features, the MacBook Pro's designers gave in and added everyone's top wish list items, including the classic MagSafe power connector. The SD card slot makes a comeback as well.
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That's a snapshot of roughly the past 15 years, since the first MacBook Pro in 2006. MacBooks used to have mini DisplayPort as the main video output, then there was HDMI, then HDMI was ditched in favor of USB-C, and now we're back to HDMI again. Sometimes Apple adds ports, sometimes it takes them away.
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The camera here jumps to full HD, which means it bumps from 720 lines of horizontal resolution to 1,080.
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For a professional Zoomer, you need better. The old 720p-resolution cameras on previous MacBooks (and many Windows laptops) were fine when we were only using them occasionally.
That's become much more important now that so many of us are working from home and taking part in a lot of video meetings. That notch also allows for a better webcam, something we've wanted for years. The 14-inch MacBook Pro screen bezel versus the 13-inch Pro. It's a compromise, and your tolerance for it might be different than mine. Going full-screen with a photo or video hides the notch in a letterbox bar across the top of the screen. Menu bars now slide right up next to it, effectively hiding it. That said, it's even more transparent here than on the iPhone, because Apple has tweaked MacOS to integrate the notch. Having a notch cut out of your screen is never ideal. Yes, this is the dreaded "notch" iPhone users have complained about for a few generations. In this case, however, the border is so slim, a notch needs to be cut out of the screen real estate to fit in a webcam. It's a trend in everything from TVs to laptops to the new OLED-screen Nintendo Switch. Its sustained brightness is doubled, from 500 nits to 1,000 nits (a measurement of brightness, explained here).Īnd as the screen grows, the bezel, or border, around the display shrinks.
It's what Apple calls a Liquid Retina XDR display, which is basically a Mini-LED screen, as in the 12.9-inch iPad Pro. Thinking of this as a successor to the 13-inch Pro, the screen size jumps from 13.3 to 14.2 inches. Here's what you get in return for a little extra size and weight: Bigger, brighter screen There, an extra half pound can get old pretty quick. It might be a different story if I were commuting with it every day, especially via subway. That said, I carried this around for several days and didn't feel like it was a massive imposition, even though I usually carry a very light device like a MacBook Air or Surface Pro. With its thicker body and larger footprint, this is not going to be a 1:1 replacement for your current MacBook Pro if you value portability above all else. Thunderbolt USB-C x3, HDMI, SDXC card, MagSafe 3
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