![]() Webcam, backlit keyboard, dual integrated mics Specs at a glance: 13-inch 2015 Apple Retina MacBook ProĢ.7GHz Intel Core i5-5257U (Turbo up to 3.3GHz)ĨGB 1866MHz LPDDR3 (soldered, upgradeable to 16GB at purchase)Ģx USB 3.0, 2x Thunderbolt 2, HDMI, card reader, headphonesġ2.35" × 8.62" × 0.71" (314 mm × 219 mm × 18 mm) Good screen, relatively compact design, and the Force Touch trackpad If you were hoping for a more straightforward Retina refresh of the Air without the more drastic changes of the Retina MacBook, this is the laptop you should be looking at. ![]() Between the performance improvements and battery life gains, the new Pro acts as good alternative to the 13-inch Air rather than a laptop you only buy if you need the extra performance. The design is the same as last year's, and it picks up only a handful of truly new features-Thunderbolt 2 and improved 4K support are probably the biggest ones. We've already compared the Air and the Pro head-to-head, but today we're taking some time to talk about the Pro by itself. Its design is just a couple of years old, and it still makes a strong case for itself next to the MacBook Air and the MacBook Air-alikes that dominate the market for high-end 13-inch laptops. The 2015 MacBook Air is a bit out-of-step with the times, but the 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro doesn't have that problem yet.
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