Thank you to all who responded with advice on the merits of retina or not
retina macbook pro. Ive taken your advice very seriously and I thank you. I
will get the latest model. This is after all an investment for many a year to
come, I hope.
Andrew
On 29 Sep 2014, at 22:35, Sabahattin
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At 01:31 AM 9/29/2014, you wrote:
Listers,
I would like to ask you gurus for some advice; is it of any advantage for a
totally blind mac user as myself to have a macbook pro with retina display?
I've just been on Apple's website, building my own macbook pro, and I was
wondering whether
gurus for some advice; is it of any advantage for a
totally blind mac user as myself to have a macbook pro with retina display?
I've just been on Apple's website, building my own macbook pro, and I was
wondering whether the retina display has any bearing on the overall performance
or capabilities
While I concur with the recommendation to get the newer models for efficiency
reasons, I feel I should point out that the older MacBooks are still on sale
with optional SSDs, and that they come with both Ethernet and optical drives
which the newer models lack. This curmudgeon happens to think
Listers,
I would like to ask you gurus for some advice; is it of any advantage for a
totally blind mac user as myself to have a macbook pro with retina display?
I've just been on Apple's website, building my own macbook pro, and I was
wondering whether the retina display has any bearing
mac user as myself to have a macbook pro with retina display?
I've just been on Apple's website, building my own macbook pro, and I was
wondering whether the retina display has any bearing on the overall
performance or capabilities of a macbook pro for somebody who will not
actually benefit from
; is it of any
advantage for a totally blind mac user as myself to have a macbook
pro with retina display? I've just been on Apple's website,
building my own macbook pro, and I was wondering whether the retina
display has any bearing on the overall performance or capabilities
of a macbook pro
