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Google’s machine feels faster than Apple’s in most ways. From a hardware perspective, Pixel offers more value, because of the touchscreen-which maximum brightness exceeds MBP-speedier processor, and doubled memory. For cloud champions, the Pixel is magnificent. By comparison, the Pixel LS packs 12.85-inch touchscreen, 2560 x 1700 at 239 ppi, 3:2 aspect ratio 2.4GHz i7 dual-core 16 gigs memory, and 64GB storage for $1,299.īoth are high-end laptops for creative types that comfortably fit into either company’s digital lifestyle. The 128 gigger sells for $200 less and the 512er (with 2.9GHz i5) for $300 more. I purchased the middle SKU: 13.3-inch screen, 2560 x 1600 resolution at 227 pixels per inch, 16:10 aspect ratio 2.7GHz i5 dual-core processor 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD for $1,499. My budget wouldn’t allow the MBP configuration I really wanted: i7 processor and 512GB, new.

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How rarely? My last Mac review was November 2010, when I received a custom-ordered MacBook Air. I really wanted the MacBook more but put pragmatism before desire, seeing as I so rarely buy a new Apple laptop.

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Mmm, could that 480p match performance limits? I wonder.

The Apple Store sales specialist discouraged my buying the 12-inch laptop if using it for heavy photography management or even light video editing.

The low resolution makes the laptop poor choice for, say, Google Hangouts.

The WebCam is only 480p, rather ridiculously underwhelming for 2015.

Glare and the surprisingly low default resolution put me off.

To my eyes, the laptop’s screen reflects more light than MacBook Pro, even though both are labeled Retina Display.

Strangely, the Intel M processor isn’t what swayed me away, nor the single USB-C port. The laptop also is different in a sea of sameness. The sleek and slender design, butterfly-mechanism keyboard, and value compared to Macbook Air are compelling.

Again, I probably wouldn’t have done so if not for my wife’s computer catastrophe.įor the purpose of writing more meaningful review, I should have purchased the 12-inch MacBook instead. But most of my BetaNews colleagues are headed that way, so I set out down the Apple reviews track.

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I considered going Windows 10, which arrives later this month. I have long asserted that Google’s target market is the MacBook Pro buyer, and that’s a recurrent theme you’ll find if reading further. Could the difference be speedier storage? Perhaps it’s subjective recall, coming from the Pixel, which feels fast, with its 2.4GHz i7 microprocessor and 16GB memory. The 2015 model has newer-gen Intel chip compared to the 2013 refurb. Current: 2.7GHz Core i5, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD. I wouldn’t call myself super satisfied with MacBook Pro, which feels slower than the last one used, which packed 2.6GHz Core i5 processor, 8GB RAM, and 512GB SSD. She will never give up the Google laptop, BTW. I lent my beloved the Chromebook Pixel LS and purchased a new MBP. With Apple releasing new versions of iOS and OS X and launching a streaming music service, a summer sojourn seemed opportune.

But I broke with that practice last month, after a sudden electrical calamity laid my wife’s laptop to rest. That’s why I typically buy refurbished rather than new.

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Purchase AppleCare+ to extend your coverage to three years from your AppleCare+ purchase date and add up to two incidents of accidental damage coverage, each subject to a service fee of $99 for screen damage or external enclosure damage, or $299 for other repairable damage, plus applicable tax.Reviewing most any MacBook Pro is a pointless exercise, because this year’s model isn’t much different from the previous-or the one before. Your MacBook Air comes with 90 days of complimentary technical support and a one-year limited warranty. 1-year Limited Warranty (Include 1 Year Global)