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[giordano]

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I'd been thinking of a Mac for my next notebook, but this business of sealing them so it's a "Solms job" to change battery, memory or storage has really put me off.

[philipus]

Your comment would be much more informative, if you would say what of the above statement you disagree with and why...

 

Peter

 

What, I'm not allowed to express a binary opinion just like Ramchand did? It seemed to me his first post was made in jest, since it included a reference to the 50 APO.

 

I simply don't think the retina MBP is the best screen for viewing "travel photographs" while travelling.

[kdriceman]

A little bulky for intensive travel and the glossy screen is just not what I think is a good way to view photos. Also. although it seems that I have every Apple product, Apple's move toward making it impossible for users to make the most basic of upgrades impossible is very disappointing.

[MarkP]

I had a play with the new retina display MacBook pro in a local Apple store today and was very disappointed ... the glare is still very strong at all angles, when compared to a normal MacBook Pro side by side, the reflection is just as bad.

 

The flashy new screen may be attractive to many ordinary folks but certainly isn't good for photographic works.

 

I agree with this regarding it's use for serious photo editing. I also had a look at one on the weekend. I much prefer the antiglare hi-res screen on my previous-model 15-inch i7-MBP. Th retina display reminds me of Sony Brvia TVs: all over-saturated colours and strong contrast.

 

Having said that it is otherwise a very nice computer, and a future model will eventually replace my current MBP when it has outlived it's useful life.