The gesture system has not undergone any changes, there is no need to relearn. But if you look at all this more broadly, then in most cases the force click performs the same function that a three-finger tap used to perform.
Opinion site
Everything is clear with the MacBook Air. Once again, I would not recommend it as a replacement for the previous generation model. It's better thought of as Apple's first laptop because it's reasonably priced (compared to MacBooks and MacBook Pros) and gives you a full understanding of the application infrastructure and services. But the MacBook Pro with the new trackpad is a unique phenomenon. The compact 12-inch MacBook, on which Apple first demonstrated the Force Touch, has not yet gone on sale, so the "firmware" has become the first product with a new type of trackpad. So far, there are not so many scenarios for using forclick, but it is already obvious that this is a big start for the future. Further use of new features falls on the shoulders of third-party developers.
Where the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro were compared. If you have decided that the elegant MacBook Air is worth buying, now you need to decide which The MacBook Air is a better fit - the smaller 11-inch or larger 13-inch sibling? In addition, what configuration of a particular model to choose.
Comparison of MacBook Air models
The 11-inch MacBook Air is Apple's lowest-priced starting point laptop at $1,000 (well, minus $1). For this money you will get a laptop equipped with a 11.6-inch display (diagonally) with 1366x768 pixels. It has 4GB of RAM and 128GB of flash memory. For an extra $200, you get a model with 256GB of memory.
The base 13-inch MacBook Air will set you back just $100 more. There, the same 4GB of RAM and 128GB of flash memory. The 13.3-inch display has 1440x900 pixels. You can also upgrade the memory up to 256 GB for an extra $200.
With the lid closed, the height of the MacBook Air -11 is just over a centimeter. The thinnest front is 0.25 cm, the back is only 1.14 cm high. The MacBook Air -13 measures from 0.4 cm to 1.94 cm. The 11-inch model is 28.5 cm wide, the 13-inch model is 32.5 cm. Weight: 1 kg and 1.3 kg, respectively.
Both laptops are equipped with stereo speakers, support 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0. The keyboard of all models has a backlight, the illumination of which is automatically adjusted thanks to the installed sensors. It is tempting that the keyboard of the 11-inch and 13-inch model is the same size. All have OS X 10.9 Mavericks and iWork'13, iLife'13 applications installed.
The standard MacBook Air ranges from $999 to $1,299 and is already comparable in price to the base 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display (and even $100 more than the 13-inch MacBook Pro with regular display). If you spend $1850 ordering the ultimate package, you'll get the most sophisticated MacBook Air ever.
Let's start comparing models
Maximum portability or a larger screen
How important is the 2 inch difference?
The 11-inch MacBook Air is Apple's ugly duckling, the only laptop to come with a 16:9 aspect ratio. All other laptops have a 16:10 screen ratio.
This approach in design makes it, despite its tiny size, more cinematic. This is the form factor you'll see on flat HD TVs. The same aspect ratios are used in movies. It turns out that you see the width of the image more than the height. The 11-inch MacBook Air is wider and shorter than its 13-inch brother.
The density of 135 pixels per inch is even higher than the 13-inch model (which has 128 pixels), but this difference is not huge.
Some users love the wide screen, others hate it, claiming the screen is too narrow. This is a very subjective opinion, so my advice is to see what works best for you.
The resolution of the 13-inch MacBook Air is 1440x900. For the same dimensions, it has an even higher resolution than the non-Retina MacBook Pro. The resolution is higher, but not Retina is a very important difference - not a single MacBook Air model No Retina display. This certainly makes the MacBook Air's batteries easier to handle, making them remarkably long-lasting. But the MacBook Air is becoming less appealing to users who want better quality text and graphics.
Still, when talking about the Retina display, we must take into account that for many years we lived without it. And if you have not started using it, then for now you can do without it. The 13-inch MacBook Air shows quite a decent picture on the screen.
Light weight or outlet independent
How long can I use my MacBook Air without recharging?
Screen size isn't the only major difference between the 11-inch and 13-inch MacBook Air. The larger size of the case allows you to put a battery with a larger capacity. The models have 38 Wh and 54 Wh batteries, respectively.
Both MacBook Air models deliver outstanding runtimes, thanks in part to the Haswell processor, which is more power efficient than previous processors. Apple said that the 11-inch MacBook Air can run up to 9 hours on a single charge, and the 13-inch up to 12 hours. So if you spend all day away from power sources, the 13-inch model will be your best choice.
Slim design or 3rd party connectivity
What can you attach to a MacBook Air?
Both the 11-inch and 13-inch MacBook Air have a 720p camera built into the center, above the screen. They have a 1/8" headphone jack, two microphones (for better voice recording, or Skype or FaceTime conversations), two USB 3.0 ports (one on each side) and one Thunderbolt port (on the right side). Thunderbolt, regular, not Thunderbolt 2.
The possibilities for connecting external devices differ only one. The 13-inch MacBook Air has an SDXC card slot on the right side. If you already use or plan to buy a digital camera that records to an SD card, and intend to use your MacBook Air to edit photos and videos taken with such a camera, the 13-inch MacBook Air is a convenient choice.
More RAM
If necessary?
4GB of RAM is standard throughout the MacBook Air line. This is quite enough to run Mavericks, for Internet applications and, in general, for all applications that require normal performance. Well, if you really use RAM intensively: work with media editors, run many applications at the same time, etc., you should think about 8 GB of memory. It's worth considering buying a MacBook Air with this amount of RAM if you're thinking about the future. Apple releases its devices with a backlog for the planned changes. So, for example, a 2010 MacBook Air with 2 GB is already quite slow with Mavericks.
It is worth saying that you immediately should Decide how much RAM you need. Adding volume by soldering additional memory to the motherboard will not work.
More Flash Memory
If necessary?
This is probably the most difficult question when buying a MacBook Air. If you're migrating from another machine, chances are you have apps and files that need to be migrated.
Compared to the 512 GB hard drives found in laptops lately, 128 GB of flash memory is a meager amount of space. Most likely, everything will have to be cut back drastically. Rarely used files can be archived and transferred to an external drive, server or even cloud storage. It may also not be a bad idea to use iCloud.
Deciding how you do it all you will use, consider options
The 256 GB configuration will add $200 to the price of the base model (we get $1199 and $1299, respectively). If this is not enough, then add another $300 to the resulting price, and we get 512 GB for $1499 and $1599, respectively, for the 11-inch and 13-inch MacBook Air.
In any case, increasing flash memory is quite expensive. There are companies like Other World Computing that specialize in SSDs for older MacBook Airs. Please note that for the latest MacBook Air, they do not yet have SSD drives. This is due to the use of a new Haswell processor and a change in the entire flash drive system.
Processor i7
Is it necessary?
On paper, the MacBook Air looks sluggish compared to the MacBook Pro or some PC laptops. But this is a misleading view. Flash storage makes a significant difference in operational efficiency. It also helps that the same company (Apple) builds the computer and develops the operating system that runs on that computer. The operating system has been carefully optimized to make the most of the processor's capabilities.
The standard 1.3GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor is optimized for the MacBook Air. But if you're willing to shell out $150, you'll get a dual-core Intel Core i7 processor. Besides the 30 percent difference in clock speed, there are other differences inside the i7. It has an additional megabyte of cache - 4MB instead of 3MB on the i5. The cache stores frequently accessed data. More cache means more data can be stored on the chip, which means the i7 is faster.
i5 and i7 "Turbo Boost" acceleration technology automatically turns on the fastest cores. This Turbo mode practically doubles the frequency, from 2.6GHz on the i5 to 3.3GHz on the i7.
Both processors use integrated graphics - HD Graphics Intel 5000, and the i7 processor manages graphics faster than the i5. If you want the best performance, it's worth spending $150 on an i7 processor. But in principle, this is absolutely not necessary - a standard processor more than enough for everyday use.
Who should buy the 11-inch MacBook Air
If weight and size are your top criteria for choosing a laptop, the 11-inch MacBook Air is your machine. It's slightly larger than the iPad Air (although it's more than twice as heavy), but it's a fully functional Mac that can do whatever you want. The 11-inch MacBook Air will be an amazing computer for kids in schools and students looking for a light and flexible device.
There are a few trade-offs that you agree on - a smaller (about 20%) display and no SD card slot. If that doesn't matter in use, then the lightweight, small 11-inch MacBook Air is the perfect mobile laptop.
Who should buy a 13-inch MacBook Air
The base 13-inch model is $100 more expensive. But it has a larger screen, the best battery life, there is an SD card slot. Until the October update of the MacBook Pro, it was a near-perfect balance of lightness, performance, and price. Following the release of the MacBook Pro with Retina display and Apple's announcement of new pricing, a $200 difference separates the base 13-inch MacBook Air and the 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display. But spending that $200 will get you a much faster processor, better graphics performance, a much better screen, more RAM and storage (up to 16GB of RAM and 1TB of flash storage). With two Thunderbolt 2 ports and an HDMI port, you will greatly increase the possibilities of connecting external devices. The MacBook Pro with Retina display is about 200 grams heavier.
Conclusion: If you're not willing or able to pay for a MacBook Pro with Retina display, or if you want lighter weight, longer battery life, and not bother comparing the two machines, the MacBook Air is an amazing, lightweight laptop.
By the way, you can see the review of the MacBook Air-13, made directly by the buyer.
Haven't made a choice yet? Please visit the Apple pages and forums. It's even better if you leave your comments right here. One thing is for sure, thanks to ingenious engineers, Apple has created an incredibly airy computer that you can work with for a long time, which makes the MacBook Air a fantastic travel companion.
- Availability of certain features, options, and configurations of the device may vary by country and/or region.
- 1 GB = 1 billion bytes, 1 TB = 1 trillion bytes; the actual capacity after formatting is less.
- Testing conducted by Apple in October 2018 using preproduction 1.6GHz dual-core Intel Core i5-based MacBook Air units with 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD. Testing conducted by Apple in May 2017 using preproduction 1.8GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 13-inch MacBook Air units with 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD. Wireless testing measured battery life while browsing 25 popular websites at 75% display brightness (12 clicks from minimum brightness). The iTunes movie playback test measured battery life while playing 1080p HD content at 75% display brightness (12 clicks from minimum brightness). When testing standby mode, battery life was determined as follows: a system connected to a wireless network and an iCloud account was allowed to go into standby mode. This opened the Safari and Mail apps, and left all system settings at their defaults. Battery life may vary depending on settings and how you use your device. More details on the page.
- Weight may vary depending on device configuration and manufacturing process.
- iMovie, GarageBand, Pages, Numbers, and Keynote can be downloaded from the Mac App Store. Downloading apps requires an Apple ID account and a device that is compatible with the version of the operating system required to run the app.
- The recycled material claim is for the hull and is based on testing conducted by UL LLC.
- MacBook Air is EPEAT Gold certified in the US and Canada.
In 2012, Apple introduced the fifth generation of thin Macbook Air laptops. Outwardly, in terms of performance and capabilities, they are very different from the first Macbook Air, which appeared in 2008. However, is the market ready to accept them as favorably as before? After all, it is one thing to be the only one, the first, and quite another to try to be the best.
Fifth generation Apple Macbook Air 13'' review: You can't choke this song, you can't kill it
Of course, this is not the first time in the history of Apple when a company that was originally the only player in the market it created, has to contend with one after another competitors. And we're not just talking about the most famous recent example of the tablet market and the iPad line. So it was with the MacOS operating system with a graphical interface, and with the AppStore app store, and with building a common infrastructure for all Apple products ...
Apple Macbook Air 13
And now - after the initiative of Intel, which registered the trademark "Ultrabook" and offers laptop manufacturers to join forces to promote light, thin, powerful and mobile laptops to the mass market, Apple is forced to prove the superiority of another of its unique and "cult" products - Macbook Air. And this means that we can expect something special from the fifth generation of these laptops. For review, we took a model with a 13.3-inch display -.
Design
The fifth-generation Macbook Air uses the classic case design introduced with this line of Apple laptops back in 2010. An integral part of the design is a chassis made of a single sheet of aluminum alloy, brought into the desired shape by milling - the so-called Unibody case. Aluminum alloy is quite light, very high quality, pleasant to the touch, strong material with good thermal conductivity.
| Aluminum alloy, Unibody | Aluminium alloy | Aluminium alloy |
| Intel Core i5-3427U (1.8-2.8 GHz) | Intel Core i5-3317U (1.7-2.6 GHz) | |
| 4GB DDR3-12800 | 4GB DDR3-10600 | 4GB DDR3-12800 |
| SSD 256 GB | SSD 128 GB | SSD 256 GB |
| 13.3'' TN (1440x900 dots) | 13.3'' PLS (1600x900 dots) |
13.3'' TN (1600x900 dots) 13.3'' IPS (1920x1080 pixels) |
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| 6700 mAh (7+ hours) | 5440 mAh (5 hours) | 6840 mAh (5+ hours for IPS model) |
| 32.5 x 22.7 x 1.7 cm 1.34 kg | 31.4 x 22 x 1.3 cm 1.2 kg | 32.5 x 22.3 x 1.8 cm 1.3 kg |
| 59 000 rubles | 46 000 rubles |
44,000 rubles (TN matrix) 50,000 rubles (IPS matrix) |
Dimensions are 32.5 by 22.7 centimeters. The thickness of the case due to the complex wedge-shaped shape increases from 3 to 17 millimeters. The mass of the laptop without taking into account the power supply is 1.34 kilograms. The power supply itself, neat and compact, adds 200 grams to the total weight of the device.
On the upper side, there are traditionally no design elements other than the Apple logo. The bottom side looks almost as laconic, where the silver of the coating contrasts only with four rubber feet. It can also be noted that the lower part has a slightly irregular, non-rectangle shape due to the notch located on the front edge for easy opening of the laptop.
front face
In view of its extremely small thickness, the front face of the case does not carry any communication ports. They are also absent on the wider back face, decorated with a black plastic insert.
On the left side of the laptop are a new magnetic port for MagSafe 2 power supply, the recess of which is somewhat narrower than the original MagSafe. Next to the power port is the first USB 3.0 port, followed by a jack for connecting headphones or acoustics, and a dotted grill completes the chain of communication elements, behind which the Macbook Air 13'' built-in microphone is hidden.
Back face, visible black plastic overlay
The right side is used by the laptop designers to accommodate a Thunderbolt port, a second USB 3.0 port and a slot for writing and reading SD flash cards. In view of the obvious lack of space in a case with such a thin profile, there is no drive for reading and writing optical discs. For users who need this device, Apple offers an external option - a proprietary SuperDrive with USB interface.
An important design feature of the Macbook Air 13 '' and the pride of the engineers who created it can be considered the visible absence of cooling grilles and speakers on the case. The latter are neatly hidden inside the laptop under the keyboard unit.
Ergonomics
Like all Apple laptops, it does not use any latches to hold the case doors closed. However, this does not prevent the laptop from simultaneously remaining closed during transportation and easily opened with one hand when necessary. The fastening mechanism here is balanced just fine and the only thing that raises at least some questions is the maximum opening angle of 135 degrees.
The keyboard of the Macbook Air 13'' is standard for Apple laptops, shortened (without a numeric keypad), island-type keys, large enough, with a distinctly felt stroke. The top row of keys (functional) and cursor buttons have a non-standard width. Note that in the keyboard with the Russian layout, the "Enter" key has a "two-story" shortened form. During night operation, the backlight turns on at the keyboard, allowing you to clearly see its entire working surface.
Macbook Air display - very high quality TN+Film
Under the keyboard is a touchpad with multi-touch technology. Its size in ’ is more than sufficient for comfortable work.
The entire inner surface of the upper part of the case is occupied by a 13.3-inch LCD display. Above it you can see the peephole of the FaceTime HD webcam, the resolution of which is 1280 by 720 pixels.
System
Apple is well known for using cutting edge technology in its products. And although the development of the Macbook Air line initially involves the annual renewal of generations of these laptops, the introduction of new processors to the market has certainly become one of the main factors in their early appearance.
The fifth generation computing platform is based on a dual-core Intel Core i5-3427U processor with a base core frequency of 1.8 GHz and a peak frequency of 2.8. The processor belongs to the line of ultra-mobile solutions and has a maximum thermal package of 17 watts. At the request of the buyer, at the time of ordering, the processor can be replaced with a more powerful dual-core Intel Core i7-3667U. This is also an ultra-mobile processor with a similar thermal package, its base frequency is 2 GHz, and its peak frequency is 3.2.
Apple laptop island keyboard copied by all manufacturers
The Macbook Air 13'' uses the Intel HD Graphics 4000 video core built into the CPU chip as a graphics accelerator. Its base frequency is 350 megahertz and the peak frequency is 1.15 gigahertz.
The preinstalled amount of RAM in the Macbook Air 13'' is 4 gigabytes. DDR3 chips are soldered directly on the motherboard. As an ordering option, the memory capacity can be increased up to 8 gigabytes.
All generations of Macbook Air with a new case design (2010-2012 release) use SSD solid-state arrays as a device for long-term storage of information. The new Macbook Air 13 '' models are installed with a volume of 128 or 256 gigabytes. Also, when ordering a laptop, you can optionally choose a drive with a capacity of 512 gigabytes.
Left side ports
Thus, the minimum configuration for a system with an Intel Core i5-3427U processor, 4 gigabytes of RAM and a 128 gigabyte solid-state array will be. And the maximum is with an Intel Core i7-3667U processor, 8 gigabytes of RAM and 512 gigabytes of SSD.
To work with wireless networks, the Macbook Air 13'' modules are equipped with Bluethooth 4.0 and Wi-Fi standard 802.11 a/b/g/n. For those in need of more networking options, Apple sells external Ethernet adapters for USB and Thunderbolt ports, as well as a FireWire 800 adapter for Thunderbolt.
Right side ports
The 13.3-inch laptop display has a resolution of 1440 by 900 pixels and an aspect ratio of 16 to 10. A TN + Film matrix with a glossy finish is used. Three companies supply liquid crystal matrices for the fifth generation Macbook Air 13'': LG, Samsung and AU Optronics. Despite the strictest selection of products by Apple, we can say that the quality of the matrices, although certainly very high for TN technology, still differs: Samsung displays can be considered slightly more preferable in terms of brightness, contrast and color reproduction (the latter, however, is leveled by calibration), and there are almost no visible differences between LG and AU Optronics.
Traditionally for Apple laptops, a non-replaceable lithium-polymer battery with a capacity of 6700 mAh is installed.
Testing
The Macbook Air 13'' reviewed by us was received in a classic white box for Apple with a corresponding inscription. In the box, in addition to the laptop itself, there was a power supply, an extension cord, a nozzle for Russian sockets, a quick start guide, Apple stickers, and a flash card with MacOS X.
Minimalism both in the packaging itself and in its contents
According to the sticker on the box, it had a configuration that included an Intel Core i5-3427U processor, 4 gigabytes of RAM and a 256 gigabyte solid-state array. After installing the system, we found out that the manufacturer of the liquid crystal matrix of this instance is Samsung.
A brief test in everyday use showed that the design and ergonomics of the Macbook Air 13 ”are still exemplary. The thoughtfulness of the design and the small nuances of using a laptop allow the user not to waste a second of extra time, completely immersing themselves directly in the work.
The appearance is unchanged. Why change what is perfect?
From the point of view of sufficient computing power within the framework of MacOS X 10.8, the fifth generation Macbook Air 13 '' can be called quite sufficient for work in office applications, applications aimed at the home user, and in most non-specialized general-purpose applications. Within the framework of Windows 7/8 infrastructure, the Macbook Air 13 '' also shows itself quite worthy - at the level of the best representatives of the class of ultra-compact laptops.
Finally, as far as battery life is concerned, Apple's claim of seven hours seemed to us a fair estimate for the most common usage conditions. In some cases, it can work even longer.
conclusions
The fifth generation was another step forward for Apple. And although the manufacturers have not introduced any cardinal innovations, the groundwork made earlier allows this laptop to remain the best in its market niche.
The undoubted advantages include high mobility due to the dimensions and weight of the body, a very durable Unibody chassis design, beautiful appearance, very well thought out ergonomics with a lot of elegant solutions. Despite the outward invisibility, the Macbook Air 13 '' works very well with the cooling system - which allows the new processors based on the Ivy Bridge architecture to fully unleash the potential of their computing and graphics cores in peak frequency mode. Finally, don't forget that the Macbook Air 13'' is part of Apple's carefully built infrastructure. This means that its owner can use one of the most convenient modern operating systems, programs written for it, cloud services and proprietary Internet services.
Apple Macbook Air 13 - the fifth generation held the leading position in the market
However, for all its merits, the fifth generation has quite strong competitors on the market in the face of new ultrabooks from various manufacturers. And against their background, Macbook Air 13 '' laptops look advantageous, but not perfect. The comparative disadvantages include the use of liquid crystal matrices such as TN + Film, low resolution displays, the lack of touch control for screens and the operating system, as well as a modest number of communication ports.
We hope that in the sixth generation these shortcomings will be worked out, and the decision will once again make the Macbook Air line absolutely inaccessible to competitors.
At the beginning / middle of 2017, the Apple laptop lineup is represented by six devices, and if the Cupertinos do not plan to reduce and replace individual products, it will soon become very difficult to navigate it. We will describe below how it is most convenient to do this in the realities of today.
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All current Apple laptops in 2018
General information:
Apple's smallest and lightest laptop, featuring 4 color options and only one USB-C port (which is used for charging as well as connecting peripherals with adapters (sold separately)). The laptop is popular with women.
CPU:
Option 1. 1.1GHz dual-core Intel Core m3 processor with Turbo Boost up to 2.2GHz. Option 2. 1.2GHz dual-core Intel Core m5 processor with Turbo Boost up to 2.7GHz.
Option 3. 1.3GHz dual-core Intel Core m7 processor with Turbo Boost up to 3.1GHz.
Color: Silver, Gold, Space Grey, Rose Gold.
8 GB.
SSD drive: 256 GB or 512 GB.
GPU: Intel HD Graphics 515.
Ports: One USB-C (including charging) and 3.5mm headphone output.
Weight: 0.92 kg.
Price: from 102,990 rubles to 134,490 rubles, depending on the configuration.
Macbook Air
General information:
The cheapest Apple laptop. Since 2016, only a 13-inch version with a "non-Retina" display has been released. The MacBook Air has the best battery life of any current Apple laptop.
The lid of the MacBook Air has a "glowing apple", unlike all new Apple laptops.
CPU:
Option 1. 1.6 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor (Turbo Boost up to 2.7 GHz). Option 2. 2.2 GHz dual-core Intel Core i7 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.2 GHz).
Color: Silver.
Amount of RAM: 8 GB.
SSD drive: 128 GB, 256 GB or 512 GB.
GPU: Intel HD Graphics 6000.
Ports: 1 Thunderbolt 2 port, 2 USB 2 ports, 1 SDXC card slot, MagSafe 2 for charging and 3.5mm headphone output.
Weight: 1.35 kg.
Price: from 76,990 rubles to 115,490 rubles, depending on the configuration.
Macbook Pro
General information:
Apple's most productive laptop. The choice of professionals (programmers, designers, photographers, editors, etc.) The laptop is presented in four models: two with a 13-inch, one with a 15-inch Retina display from 2016 and one 13-inch model from 2015.
Notebooks released in 2016 feature improved wide trackpads and a new butterfly keyboard. The main innovations of the MacBook Pro 2016 are the Touch Bar (instead of the F1-F12 function keys) and the Touch ID fingerprint scanner. All of the above innovations are not available in other Apple laptops.
At the same time, the cheapest version of the 2016 MacBook Pro did not receive either the Touch Bar or Touch ID.
The Macbook Pro with a 13-inch Retina display from 2015 is the only current "firmware" whose cover has a "glowing apple".
In addition, the new MacBook Pros lack USB and HDMI ports.
Things to know when buying a 2016 MacBook Pro:
Macbook Pro with 13-inch Retina display (2015)
CPU:
Option 1. 2.7 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.1 GHz). Option 2 Option 3. 3.1 GHz dual-core Intel Core i7 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.4 GHz).
Color: Silver.
Amount of RAM: 8 GB.
SSD drive: 128 GB, 256 GB, 512 GB or 1 TB.
GPU: Intel Iris Graphics 6100.
Ports: 2 Thunderbolt 2 ports, 2 USB 2 ports, 1 HDMI port, SDXC card slot, MagSafe 2 for charging and 3.5mm headphone output.
Weight: 1.5 kg.
Price: from 102,990 rubles to 193,990 rubles, depending on the configuration.
Macbook Pro with 13-inch Retina display without Touch Bar and Touch ID (2016)
CPU:
Option 1. 2.0 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.1 GHz).
Option 2. 2.4 GHz dual-core Intel Core i7 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.4 GHz).
Color:
Amount of RAM: 8 GB or 16 GB.
SSD drive: 128 GB, 256 GB or 512 GB.
GPU: Intel Iris Graphics 540.
Ports: 2 Thunderbolt 3 ports (each port can be used for charging) and 3.5mm headphone output.
Weight: 1.37 kg.
Price: from 116,990 rubles to 193,990 rubles, depending on the configuration.
Macbook Pro with 13-inch Retina display (2016)
CPU:
Option 1. 2.9 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.3 GHz).
Option 2. 3.1 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.5 GHz).
Option 3. 3.3 GHz dual-core Intel Core i7 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.6 GHz).
Color:"Gray space" or silver.
Amount of RAM: 8 GB or 16 GB.
SSD drive: 256 GB, 512 GB or 1 TB.
GPU: Intel Iris Graphics 550.
Ports:Four Thunderbolt 3 ports (each port can be used for charging) and a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Touch Bar and Touch ID.
Weight: 1.37 kg.
Price: from 137,990 rubles to 214,990 rubles, depending on the configuration.
Macbook Pro with 15" Retina display (2016)
CPU:
Option 1. 2.6 GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 processor (Turbo Boot up to 3.5 GHz).
Option 2. 2.7 GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.6 GHz).
Option 3. 2.9 GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 processor (Turbo Boot up to 3.8 GHz).
Color:"Gray space" or silver.
Amount of RAM: 16 GB.
SSD drive: 256 GB, 512 GB, 1 TB or 2 TB.
GPU (3 options): Radeon Pro 450 with 2 GB of memory, Radeon Pro 455 with 2 GB of memory, or Radeon Pro 460 with 4 GB of memory.
Ports:Four Thunderbolt 3 ports (each port can be used for charging) and 3.5mm headphone jack.
Touch Bar and Touch ID.
Weight: 1.83 kg.
Price: from 179,990 rubles to 312,990 rubles, depending on the configuration.
