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1. #VIDEO CARD FOR MACBOOK PRO 13 INCH PORTABLE#
2. #VIDEO CARD FOR MACBOOK PRO 13 INCH BLUETOOTH#
3. #VIDEO CARD FOR MACBOOK PRO 13 INCH PLUS#

The new Magic Keyboard breathes new life into the 13-inch Macbook Pro line. Once again, the Macbook Pro can proudly stand against the best Windows keyboards out there. Travelling across the keyboard feels incredibly smooth, and I seldom pressed a key by accident. By comparison to the classic scissor switch keys, the Magic keys are slightly shallower and require a bit more force to type on in order to simulate that beloved tactile feel. Thankfully, the Magic keyboard feels very similar to the old Macbooks. If you’ve typed on a pre-2016 Macbook, you’re probably familiar with the soft yet tactile chiclet keys that made the Macbook keyboards so universally loved. We’ve talked about it before, but we are ecstatic that the Butterfly keyboard is gone.

#VIDEO CARD FOR MACBOOK PRO 13 INCH PORTABLE#

Once Apple released the updated 16-inch Macbook Pro in 2019, we were left thirsting for a more portable workhorse that had a usable keyboard. What We Like Finally, a Typist's Dream Keyboard

#VIDEO CARD FOR MACBOOK PRO 13 INCH BLUETOOTH#

#VIDEO CARD FOR MACBOOK PRO 13 INCH PLUS#

Graphics: Intel Iris Plus Graphics (integrated).Ports: Thunderbolt 3 USB-C (x4), headphone jack.Display: 13.3-inch 2560x1600p Retina LED display with True Tone.Storage: 512GB SSD (256GB to 4TB configurations available).Memory: 16GB 3733MHz LPDDR4X RAM (8GB 2133MHZ LDDR3 memory also available).Processor: 10th-gen 2.3GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 (8th- and 10th-gen Intel Core i5 also available).These are the specs for our model, with the possible customizations listed in parentheses: While the base model starts at $1,199, our test model is a $1,999 configuration. While the 13-inch model does not pack a discrete GPU or offer processors as powerful as those found on the 16-inch model, it still delivers plenty of performance for photo and video editing. The 13 inch Macbook Pro is the happy medium between the ultraportable Macbook Air and the ultra-powerful 16-inch Macbook Pro. If you’re willing to consider Windows, many laptops, like the Dell XPS 13 or the HP Spectre x360, offer not just the same hardware as the $1,800+ Macbook Pro configurations but also discrete graphics cards-often for much cheaper. If you want a cheaper Macbook, the Macbook Air is a much better value than either of the cheaper Macbook Pro configurations. Unless you can shell out $1,800 or more for a Macbook Pro with 10th-gen Intel Processors, you won’t be getting a worthwhile upgrade. They are only marginally more powerful than a similarly priced Macbook Air, and for $1,299 the Air comes with newer processors than the $1,299 13-inch Pro. While the cheaper configurations of the 13-inch Macbook Pro are good enough for Photoshop, they are relatively under-powered for what you expect out of a Macbook Pro. This time, the 2020 version comes with the Magic Keyboard, which means that no longer will we be at the mercy of the Butterfly Keyboard, the traitorous oaf that was infamous for breaking when you needed to type anything of import. The 13-inch Macbook Pro has consistently proven itself as a portable machine for prosumers and creatives who need to run powerful applications.