Rene Ritchie does an excellent job digging through all the bits and pieces, pros and cons, that make up the new MacBook Pro. If you are considering a new machine, this is a worthwhile, detailed read.
Rene Ritchie’s detailed 2018 MacBook Pro review
Rene Ritchie does an excellent job digging through all the bits and pieces, pros and cons, that make up the new MacBook Pro. If you are considering a new machine, this is a worthwhile, detailed read.
I don’t
know what sort of horsepower “power user” Ritchie needs. His very good videos feature a handful of video tracks and some basic audio.
They are really well done and have high production values.
Buit the cry for more horsepower is muted. We produce much more complicated video and our machines, including this 2015 MacBook Pro, have plenty of horsepower.
producing professional video is considered a power user pro use case. anybody doing more serious video work should likely be on a desktop, so not sure what youre going on about.
First… yeah, your 2015 is probably fine. It’s not like it’s ancient. Second, all that means is that YOU can pass on this upgrade. Of course you are not everyone. Some people do more complex work than you (or Rene or me). Some want the same work to go much faster either because they simply don’t like to wait or because they’re doing enough high end work that the time savings might mean they can fit in an extra client or two over a year or be that much less stressed about deadlines since boring stuff is faster.