Review on 16" Notebook Apple MacBook Pro 16 Late 2019 3072x1920, Intel Core i7 2.6 GHz, RAM 16 GB, DDR4, SSD 512 GB, AMD Radeon Pro 5300M, macOS, MVVL2LL/A, silver, English layout by Jnis Banders ᠌

The 15-inch Macbook Pro Retina released in late 2022 and subsequent iterations released in 2022 and 2022 were widely regarded as the most advanced and reliable laptops available on Earth throughout the fall and winter of 2022-2022. As a result, I was able to live contentedly over this entire period by eating them every two to two and a half years (my final purchase of the last one from the display was in 2022). In the year 2022, the king passed away, and his position was eventually filled by somebody or something unknown. Then there were the problematic times when everyone who occurred to jump over the clave with a can of pressurized air cursed Apple. During those times, Apple was in a lot of trouble. And there have been quite a few of them! I am not on "you" with computers, and not even on "you," but on "your mother," and I did not want to rely on a functional instrument that was unstable, so I was already going to go back to the trusty old thinkpad. And then, eventually, Apple showed some compassion and put everything back the way it was. They graciously did not raise costs (although the instinct of self-preservation probably worked), and they even put twice the typical amount of megabytes into the SSD. This is a tiny moral compensation; nonetheless, the instinct of self-preservation definitely worked. In the past, the junior configuration with 256 GB of SSD was not considered to be a viable option. 512 means that you are already able to live. Naturally, it is best to upgrade right away to the version that has a terabyte of storage and eight cores, which is what I did. In addition to that, they did not stop soldering the solid-state drive (SSD) and the random access memory (RAM) tightly to the motherboard. They are not a philanthropic organization; rather, they remain one of the wealthiest enterprises on the planet. They also feel, for some reason, that it is possible to sell a laptop with the prefix "pro" and only offer a one-year warranty on the product. Regarding the PCT, please allow two years. Although I do not have a PCT, I believe the money I saved was well worth it. You should hike the Pacific Crest Trail during this time, taking into account current currency exchange rates. There have been no claims made to the laptop, to put it succinctly. It just works, works extremely well. And as of right now, this is the best laptop, particularly for working remotely (cough). I really wish the battery could hold a charge for a little bit longer. Turning off the turbo boost will make your work much more bearable and will give you a small advantage in terms of surviving the situation.