The newly released MacBook Pro has few improvements over the previous version, but it is clear that if it shows a small increase in overall performance of the machine as we already saw in the first results benchmarking some days ago. This can annoy (even annoy) all those users who bought their MacBook Pro a few weeks before this launch and now do not have the possibility to exchange it for the latest model launched by Apple, but after seeing the comparison between the two machines, surely they stay a little more calm with your purchase because the improvements are not as 'important' as we may think either.
The comparison that we see in the images below made in Bare Feats, shows us the two MacBook Pro Retina with practically the same specifications in OS X Mavericks 1.9.4 but except storage capacity hard drive. One is the MBP Retina with a Quad Core i7 processor at 2,8 GHz, GeForce GT 750M GPU, Intel Iris Pro GPU, 16GB RAM, 1TB flash storage (mid 2014) and the other is the MBP Retina with a Quad Core i7 processor. 2,6 GHz, GeForce GT 750M GPU, Intel Iris Pro GPU, 16GB RAM, 512GB storage (late 2013).
The comparison shows us that both machines work very well and despite the fact that the new MacBook Pro improves in some aspects of this comparison, there is not much difference between the two machines when we talk about the numbers themselves. Then comes the use of each person and issues such as battery life that may be somewhat higher in the new machine, but always all of this. depends on the use of each user.
My conclusion is that both teams are powerful and reliable in terms of a possible purchase. If we add the financing option 0% interest or even the possible bargain of finding a late 2103 retina at a good price, make this update launched by Apple much more interesting for the user who was waiting for the opportunity to buy the MacBook Pro Retina and if you already bought it before it is clear that you have a computer for a long time.