When the conference happens in June and they maybe feature new macs, does that mean they will be available then or at some future date?
When new Macs are announced, they generally aren't available for several months. joemike opined "third quarter".
The MBP to which you linked is a MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Early 2015), and yes, its 2 x USB 3.0 ports and combined headphone/line in jack, etc, provide functionality that's missing from later models. (By definition, a
dongle is either a software unlocking or Internet connectivity device, but
I think the word has fallen into the vernacular as [almost?] anything [other than a cable, of course] that plugs into a USB, FireWire, or Thunderbolt port, so under that definition, an adaptor is a dongle.)
OK, thanks.I don't like the Force Touch trackpad one little bit, but that's personal preference related to my usage habits.
Why don't you like it? I read where you can control the pressure feel of it in sys prefs I think. I'm a little concerned about it, too but they say you can get used to it.Personally, I'd like to know why this open box MBP is available...buyer changed mind or out of the box defective.
Good question. I just emailed the store owner to find out. If all the new Macs are coming with less and less inlines, then I definitely want an older one like this.Apple hasn't got any similar MBPs listed in the
Certified Refurbished Store at the moment, but I'd be curious to see their prices
when they come up.
