Macbook pro 2013 specs weight pro#
The MacBook Pro 13in (2013) comes with a standard one year warranty, with 90 days of phone support. It also outpaces similar systems like the Sony Vaio Pro 13 (£859), in terms of features, ports, screen resolution, battery life, and performance. This confirms the machine as a professional-grade system, as it outpaces thinner, more consumer-oriented laptops like the MacBook Air 13in which only has one Thunderbolt port and no HDMI-out. The MacBook Pro 13in (2013) comes with an identical port set as its 15in counterpart: Two USB 3.0 ports, two Thunderbolt 2 ports, HDMI-out, SDXC card reader, and a headset jack. Of course, it has to be said that some graphics professionals will be fine with Windows or switching between the two operating systems, but others won't ever touch a Windows system willingly. And the latest Apple MacBook Pro 15in (2013) has a 15.4in 2,880 x 1,800 resolution screen.Īny of these systems is likely to make a graphics pro or well-heeled video buff happy – depending on which operating system they enjoy using.
Even though the MacBook Pro's resolution is impressive, the ATIV Book 9 Plus has a 13.3in 3,200 x 1,800 resolution display with an even higher pixel density – but it runs Windows.
Macbook pro 2013 specs weight 1080p#
Higher than 1080p screens allow creative pro users the ability to work on raw 1080p HD video and pictures at full resolution, while still giving them space around the image for toolbars, status indicators, and other program windows. The one slight downside here is the display's glossy nature. Speaking of higher than 1080p, the screen on the MacBook Pro 13in (2013) has the same brilliant 13.3in 2,560 x 1,600 resolution IPS panel, as previously seen on the Apple MacBook Pro 13in. At least the Samsung Book 9 Plus comes with Adobe Photoshop Elements to go along with its higher than 1080p screen. Contrast this with high-end Ultrabooks and ultraportables like the Samsung ATIV Book 9 Plus (£1,300) and Acer Aspire S7-392 (£1,250), both of which lack Office aside from the free downloadable starter (limited use) version.
While they won't necessarily support as many functions as Microsoft Office, it's nice to see that all new Macs come with iWork (Pages, Numbers, and Keynote) and iLife (iMovie, iPhoto, GarageBand).
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