Review on Apple MacBook 13 Inch 2 3GHz 256GB by Jnis ubars ᠌

To be honest, I'm on the fence about purchasing this model. Maybe instead of the top row of buttons, go with a touchbar. There's a wild theory that the maker is being intentionally deceptive here, but I won't go there. Slowly but surely, the notion of unwavering excellence is crumbling. has certain advantages: Retina. The primary selling point. The screen quality is rocketing past all of the competition on the market. Independent battery function. A+ quality. Very high quality audio. You can listen to it without being put off by the fact that it comes from a laptop. Dimensions and mass. Once upon a time, there was a 15" Pro 13 who never left the house. This one is portable and can go with you wherever. Performance. There is a joyful airborne presence of all essential video and audio editors. Again, in contrast to my earlier gadget. Below, I'll list some negatives: KEYBOARD. If she only knocked, you could get used to it. After three months on the job, the six began acting strangely, and the mute key, which I desperately need, became stuck. They eloquently rattled the laptop during the service, but not a single crumb fell out; they also broke the second leg of the button, so no, I don't eat, drink, or dance like him. For almost five years, I used a MacBook Pro from 2022; it saw me through term papers, graduation, and who knows how much text. I never gave the buttons much thought, but these thugs make me want to commit them to an asylum.