Review on Apple MacBook 13 Inch 2 3GHz 256GB by Micha Bukowski (Pax) ᠌

nothing was found. The length of 13 inches is both a benefit and a drawback. The screen's dimensions have not changed. In order to complete serious work, you will need to connect to a large display. Working "in field conditions" on such a monitor is convenient since, psychologically speaking, you understand that this is the finest possible situation. Reading books is made easier on a display that is 13 inches in size since, although you can read books on a tablet, the monitor in this case is larger. Another little diagonal on the monitor makes up for the lack of convenient scaling "fingers" by compensating for the size. Because it was written in some reviews on the 15-inch model that it would crunch and crack, I feared that it would do both of those things. In the end, this was not discovered (although it would appear that this is not the case in devices with a 13-inch screen). The only things I do with the TouchBar are adjust the volume of the sound, scroll through the pictures, and scroll through the video. I don't use it very often. But I have nothing negative to say about the TouchBar because it doesn't get in the way and it doesn't distract me (although I do have high hopes that it will become more user-friendly in the near future). The interoperability of "local office programs" (Page, Keynote, and Numbers) with Microsoft Word and Excel is insufficient. The structure of the text has been broken, and the complicated equations will not execute correctly. There is always a risk of incompatibility (you need to review documents on a machine running Windows before transmitting them to other people), and this is a source of ongoing anxiety.