Reading all the criticisms here and elsewhere about how the new MBP Retina is not expandable. Okay, that is true, but why is that such a terrible thing? How often does the normal developer, ...

Apple unveiled its newest batch of MacBook Pros today at WWDC, the ones sporting the new Retina displays. And yes, in terms of performance, next-generation MBPs beat the competition like a pack of ...

The Anandtech site recently reviewed the latest MacBook Pro and MacBook Air lines. Beyond the benchmark and test results I was struck by reviewer Vivek Gowrl's analysis of the MacBook Pro. Gowrl ...

I have a 2012 non-retina 13" entry level. The only thing I've upgrade has been the RAM, to 8Gb. Would it be silly of me to buy the 2015 rMBP? The reason I want to get a new machine is that I don't ...

After months of rumor and speculation, Apple’s alleged MacBook Pro overhaul may soon be upon us. Multiple reports suggest that the new models will have thinner designs that bring the Pro series closer ...

The 15″ MacBook Pro Retina display mid 2012 is probably one of the most amazing laptops I have had the pleasure of owning. This MBP is one of the lightest and thinest laptops I’ve used and the display ...

When Apple released the 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display last June, it started at US$2,200. When the 13-inch model arrived last October, it rang up at only $1,800. Progress, I suppose – but ...

Tekserve, our favorite third-party Apple retailer in New York City, updated its Macs across the board to Mountain Lion and tallied the times it took across the line. The results, above, may help you ...

Expensive, single audio interface, working with full Retina resolution currently requires some manual effort Few would argue Apple's latest 15-inch MacBook Pro (MBP) isn't an expensive choice; its top ...

Late yesterday, Apple released a next-generation 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display. It has a 2880x1800 220 PPI display. The normal 13- and 15-inch MacBook Pros and MacBook Airs have also been ...

Apple has established a “Quality Program” that allows MacBook and MacBook Pro users with defective screens to have the screen replaced at no charge. The Quality Program (Apple-speak for replacement ...