We are still with the body in the keynote of the new Apple MacBook Pros and the truth is that we already want them to reach Apple stores to be able to go at least to see how they are physically live and fiddle around a bit. Yes, many users approached an Apple store this past Saturday and they still do not have models on display, at least the one I went to and if they have them, the crowd of people on them can be interesting during the weekend, so I'll be back. Obviously Apple is forcing the machine to reach the Christmas dates with the maximum possible stock of all the newly presented models, but of which we do have until first unboxing is of the MacBook Pro without the Touch Bar.
In this case the unboxing is known youtuber Marques Brownlee and this is his video:
This new MacBook Pro adds a handful of new features in terms of design, keyboard, weight of the set and more. Evidently Not all users will need the Touch Bar on their computers and having this option available in the Apple store is for them a saving of approximately 300 euros. In addition, this MacBook Pro model has the possibility to change the SSD How we have seen this morning and this, although it is true, is not the strong point of any of the Mac just presented, if it is a clear advantage in the long term range, it is a pity that the RAM cannot be added as well.
The new MacBook Pro without Touch Bar is a team to consider in your purchase And it really is out of everything we have seen to date in terms of the MacBook Pro range, so the recommendation if you are not one of those who will use the Touch Bar is that you put the largest and most powerful possible processor, 16 GB of RAM and do not think about it. Always taking into account the use that each of us is going to give it.
I am thinking of buying the macbook pro without touch bar, in its most basic version.
My uses are office automation, multimedia, social networks and some sporadic use of premire pro and photoshop mainly. Do you think I would need to increase its RAM or processor for the use that I am going to give it?
Thank you very much in advance
The requirements to run Photoshop, Final Cut Pro X and almost any program of that nature are 4GB of RAM, but the recommended thing to work with high resolution material is 8GB, so the RAM that comes by default is more than enough.
Thank you very much Cesar and in terms of the processor is there much difference?