Which is better MacBook Pro or Air 2013?
Apple MacBook Pro 2013 vs Apple MacBook Air 2013: Conclusion The MacBook Air wins when it comes to battery life, overall portability and storage capacity while the MacBook Pro will appeal to those looking for a cheaper and more powerful solution with a much sharper, higher resolution screen.
Are Macbooks from 2013 Good?
Until very recently, I had been using a 2013 Retina MacBook Pro as my primary computer. It’s only now really beginning to show it’s age. It’s still an excellent machine for browsing the web, researching, writing, and even photo editing (though that feels like it has slowed down).
What’s the difference between MacBook Air and MacBook Pro?
Apple MacBook Pro 2013 vs Apple MacBook Air 2013: Hardware. Both laptops come with 4GB of 1600MHz LPDDR3 onboard memory and the MacBook Air offers 256GB SSD compared to 128GB for the MacBook Pro. As expected they both are devoid of optical drives and have a SDXC card reader.
What kind of processor does MacBook Air have?
Testing conducted by Apple in May 2013 using preproduction 1.3GHz dual-core Intel Core i5-based 13-inch MacBook Air units and preproduction 1.3GHz dual-core Intel Core i5-based 11-inch MacBook Air units.
How big is the new MacBook Pro 2013?
On first glance, the MacBook Pro 13-inch (2013) looks identical to the previous version, the Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch (Retina Display) ( at Amazon) ($1,999). However, if you actually pull out a set of calipers, you’ll see that the 0.71 by 12.35 by 8.62 inch (HWD) system has become thinner by 0.04 inches (vs. 0.75 inch thick).
What’s the price of an Apple MacBook Air?
Apple has five types (SKUs) of 13-inch laptops, split between the MacBook Air (MBA) and the MacBook Pro (MBP), more than other notebook types in its portfolio. They range from £949 (US$ 1,535, AU$ 1,600) for the 13-inch MBA to £1,499 (US$ 2,425, AU$ 2,527) for the 13-inch MBP.