Sunday, 15 May 2016
When Apple first introduced the MacBook, it was a massive technological leap forward. Its recent upgrade seemed incremental, especially when some are hoping for a new Pro. Many were confused by Apple’s move, and the prevailing thinking was that Apple simply offered up a spec bump to sell computers. As it turns out, the 2016 MacBook is actually pretty damn good. Hardware Externally, nothing’s changed from the 2015 version; it’s still slim, and there’s only one USB-C port. The Retina screen is beautiful, and the keyboard is delightfully shallow. The Force Touch trackpad is also there, and still needs more apps…
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