MacBook Pro (2018) review: Phenomenal computational power... itty-bitty living space

I've now spent week testing new, 15-inch MacBook Pro with 6-core i9 processor, 32GB of memory, and 2TB of solid-state storage, 699..   For those who wanted more memory, good news MacBook Pro has given up more power-efficient LPDDR3 RAM for more DDR4 RAM, and can now go to 32GB.   Using special light array to measure and match the temperature, Apple introduced True Tone with iPad Pro, brought it to the subsequent 10.5-inch and 12.9-inch iPads Pro, and iPhone X.   To someone who renders couple of videos every 15 minutes, it makes all the in the world..   GPU improvements on MacBook Pro are modest this year — Intel Iris Plus Graphics 655 on the 13-inch and Radeon Pro 555X or Radeon Pro 560X for the 15-inch..   I have not had chance to try it yet, except with Radeon Pro 580, two Thunderbolt 3 ports, four USB 3 ports, and HDMI port, others may love it as station or as easy way to plug in HTC Vive for VR work or 360 video...   Dropping the ball so always, from implementing the couple of DisplayPort standards to getting LPDDR4 out the door, means companies like Apple have to come up with zany workarounds like TCON, to get 5K displays out the door for iMac, or going with DDR4 memory just to cram more than 16GB into the new 15-inch MacBook Pro.   Let's focus on that memory part for minute For the couple of years, MacBook Pro has been limited to 16GB LPDDR4, well, that's gone on bender somewhere and is nowhere to be found..   Nothing, not the bezels, not Touch Bar, not the return of branding below the screen, not the loss of the glowing logo, not the thermals, not even the hashtag dongles, has been as relentlessly controversial on MacBook Pro as the butterfly and dome switch keyboards.   know that it comes with suite of core apps pre-installed, including Safari, Mail, Calendar, Notes, Photos, FaceTime, iTunes, Apple Books, and more.   Read more