Apple introduced the MacBook (2015), their most classic laptop model, which ranks between the MacBook Air and the Macbook Pro. Tim Cook presented it together with other innovations (Apple Watch,...) at yesterday's Spring Forward conference. The successor to Steve Jobs claims to have reinvented the laptop, boasting an enviable 2340 x 1440 Retina display, but it's so thin and light you'll feel like you're opening a magazine rather than a laptop .
MacBook, Apple's latest notebook in the MacBook line, is here the thinnest and lightest to date. With this, he brings back to his ranks the legend that was sought after by all those who found the PRO version too expensive and the Macbook Air an offense. Decorate it 12-inch Retina display resolution that breaks the gate - 2340 x 1440 pixels - but at the same time 30% more economical. But this is only one of the striking characteristics. It only measures around the "waist". 13.1 millimeters, while the scale barely detects it (900 grams). That's why the refreshed touch pad is even more sensitive to pressure, which in combination with touch sensitivity and sensitivity adjustability opens up new ways of management. It also has an all-new LED-backlit keyboard, with 40% with thinner keys as traditional, ace 17% larger area.
Despite the lack of "muscle mass", it offers just that 9 hours of autonomy, that is, if we browse the web, and we can count on an hour more if we play recordings or music via iTunes.
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The new MacBook is missing cooling parts (fan), which is great news, because that's why it works completely inaudibly. In addition to the screen, the dual-core processor also ensures economy Intel Core M Turbo Boost, which calculates at 2.4 or 2.6 GHz and needs everything to function 5 watts of energy. We must not forget the 8 GB of memory. It will hit the shelves in silver, space gray and gold versions on April 10, 2015, but the price will be quite salty, as it will save you about 1300 euros.
Jony Ive - takes you through the presentation of the new Macbook
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