Review on 13-Inch Apple MacBook Pro with 8GB RAM and 512GB SSD Storage in Space Gray - Previous Model by Vassil Filimonov ᠌

This is my very first Mac. It didn't take long for me to become used to it. The one and only thing I have not yet mastered is how to move files from one folder to another. After purchasing a subscription to Office 365, I was taken aback to discover that Excel does not handle *.xlsb files, which are read-only. You can do it! Got pros: I don't bring a charger with me when I leave the house for the day. Back to back, but continuing throughout the day and into the evening (office load). Keyboard (slim, lighted) - I was used to it in no time at all. Dimensions: Because the frames are smaller, it is clearly more compact than models of earlier generations; nonetheless, the weight remains the same. Excellent screen. When I got home, my 27" DELL felt really comfortable. I go for one and a half weeks without using a mouse. Surprised, yet perfectly at ease. Calculator replaces Siri. Saves time Its cons: Due to the fact that not everyone has migrated to USB type-C just yet, I will need to become acquainted with adapters. Despite the fact that I've been "in the fields" for the past week and a half in another city, I haven't found anything that has been really helpful (the only exception to this was when I used another PC to move material from a USB flash drive to Dropbox). There is no slot for SD memory cards (this circumstance reminds me of when automobile makers that were worth a million dollars put an auto-closer only on the window of the driver's seat). After studying for a week and a half online, I experienced a momentary lapse in concentration during the exam; fortunately, I was offered the chance to take it again. Touchbar, even though I consider it to be a plaything. It's just that emoticons make typing faster and more enjoyable. The process of logging in to the system utilizing Touch ID was beyond my comprehension. It would appear that I am unable to cook.