Light but durable casing, fairly cheap compared to other makes, chuck in a bag and be in a meeting like it was nothing. Then you have the Air, the Project Mangers choice, or at least this one’s. However with the pro you had a much bigger PSU and also seemed harder to lug around, now is not the case. With the Pro this very much supports this way of working in providing what is required, with a touch of power to provide the necessary documents or drawings that will be created. Just to explain this further you have your solution architect, 7 hours of the day drawing up design documents, strategies, drawing lots of pretty pictures, and 2-3 hours in meetings and needs that level of mobility. Forgive me, I work in IT so I can only relate to use cases in the IT world. Hmm this is interesting article, as I always felt that the 2 machines had very different use cases give that the Pro was much bigger and powerful and the air was a lot less powerful and much more mobile. Just don't hold your breath every time the rumor mill tells you that it's right around the corner.įor more, you can check out our full review of the MacBook Pro with Retina Display. Since most of us typically own laptops for a few years before upgrading, it's at least worth considering.
If you're really patient, though, it's inevitable that Apple will eventually give the MacBook Air a Retina Display. Or maybe your bigger priorities are battery life and ultra-light weight? If you don't mind a less than cutting-edge display as a tradeoff, then the new MacBook Air could be the notebook for you. Neither laptop is perfect, but their respective strengths are clearer than ever:Do you want a ridiculously sharp display? Willing to pay for it? Can you allow a bit more weight and thickness, and lose some battery life? Then go with the MacBook Pro with Retina Display. The pricing ladder climbs quickly once you start adding extra goodies. Of course these are just the starting prices, based on 128 GB of storage with no upgrades. So now we're looking at a $400 premium to get that Retina Display (and other upgrades) in the Pro. The new MacBook Air dropped US$100 from last year's Air. Here's your consolation prize for missing out on that Retina Display. Apple dropped the entry-level price for the 13-inch MacBook Air
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