Apple's new Retina Display Macbook Pro

At this year's WWDC, Apple unveiled a new MacBook Pro that wowed everyone with a new Retina display on the Apple laptop. The new Retina display on the MacBook Pro has a shocking 220ppi (pixels per inch) screen. The Retina display MacBook Pro only comes in a 15 inch screen size, not in 13 inch or 17 inch sizes. Large laptop lovers will weep from the fact that Apple also removed the 17 inch MacBook Pro from its line. This is rather strange, because Apple was one of the first companies with a 17 inch laptop. Another change to the MacBook Pro is that the new Retina display MacBook Pro is that it is now even thinner with a 0.71 inch thickness. This thinness was partly made possible from the removal of the optical slot-loading disk drive. The removal of the disc drive may bring some problems to people who like to use DVD's or to play games that are on discs.

The ports on the new MacBook Pro are very plentiful. The new MacBookPro has an SD card reader, full size HDMI port, two USB 3.0 ports, two Thunderbolt porvts, a headphone jack, and a new MagSafe 2 power connector. Apple's new MacBook connector is wider and thinner than the previous MagSWith Retina afe connector to accomodate the new MacBook's thinner profile. This new cable will not be compatible with the old MacBook MagSafe cables on the older Macs. The negative fact about the new Retina Display MacBook Pro is that it is very expensive, even for a MacBook. The base version of the Retina Display MacBook Pro is $2,199.00 which is double the price of some of the latest Windows Ultrabooks like the Asus Zenbook or the HP Envy 14 Spectre. Need more information on your Apple a day to keep your doctor away? Check out the sources for more information.

Sources: Engadget & Apple

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