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Apple 13.3" MacBook Pro with Retina Display
Processor
Intel Core i5 (8th Gen)
Processor Cores
1.4 to 3.9 GHz Quad-Core
Graphics Card
Intel Iris Plus Graphics 645
Installed Memory
8 GB
Product Overview
The Apple M1 chip has a lot of power. It is not just a next step for Mac- it's another level entirely. The 8-core CPU on the M1 chip makes your MacBook Pro more powerful and capable than ever before, with up to 2.8x faster processing performance than its predecessor or an astonishing 16 billion transistors packed into this tiny little thing! In addition, the neural engine will give you 11x faster machine learning capabilities as well as 20 hours of battery life from one charge - making this your most popular professional notebook yet! Smaller chips have always been better but now we've taken that idea to a whole new level: introducing our first ever system on a chip designed specifically for Macs and here is where things really get exciting...
Apple 13.3" MacBook Pro with Retina Display Specification
| Apple 13.3" MacBook Pro with Retina Display (Mid 2020, Space Gray) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Design | |||
Brand | Apple | ||
Manufacturer ID | MXK52LL/A | ||
Operating System | macOS | ||
Dimensions | 11.97 x 8.36 x 0.61" / 30.4 x 21.23 x 1.55 cm | ||
Weight | 3.1 lb / 1.41 kg | ||
| Performance | |||
Processor | Intel Core i5 (8th Gen) | ||
Processor Cores | 1.4 to 3.9 GHz Quad-Core | ||
Graphics Card Type | Integrated | ||
Graphics Card | Intel Iris Plus Graphics 645 | ||
Memory Type | 2133 MHz LPDDR3 | ||
Installed Memory | 8 GB | ||
Memory Configuration | 8 GB (Onboard) | ||
Buffered Memory | No | ||
ECC Memory | No | ||
| Display | |||
Panel Type | IPS-Type LCD | ||
Screen Size | 13.3" | ||
Aspect Ratio | 16:10 | ||
Screen Resolution | 2560 x 1600 | ||
TouchScreen? | No | ||
Finish | Glossy | ||
Max. Brightness | 500 cd/m2 | ||
| Storage | |||
Storage Installed | 512 GB | ||
Solid State Storage | 1 x 512 GB Integrated PCIe | ||
| Battery | |||
Battery Chemistry | Lithium-Ion Polymer (LiPo) | ||
Battery Capacity | 58.2 Wh | ||
Est. Battery Life | 10 Hours | ||
| Ports & Peripherals | |||
USB Type C | 2 x Thunderbolt 3 (Supports DisplayPort and Power Delivery) | ||
Display Ports | 2 x Thunderbolt 3 (Supports DisplayPort and Power Delivery) | ||
Audio Ports | 1 x 1/8" / 3.5 mm Headphone Output | ||
Build in Speakers | Yes | ||
Built in Mic | Yes | ||
Webcam | User-Facing: | ||
Keyboard | 65-Key Notebook Keyboard with Backlight, Touch Bar | ||
Pointing Device | TouchPad | ||
Security | Fingerprint Reader | ||
| Connections | |||
WIFI | Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) | ||
Bluetooth | 5 | ||
GPS | Optional | ||
NFC | No | ||
| Power | |||
Power Supply | 61 W with USB Type-C | ||
AC Input Power | 100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz | ||
Reviews of the Apple 13.3" MacBook Pro with Retina Display
4.2
Based on 12 reviews
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The M1 makes the MacBook Pro even better
pcmag.com
- 4
Now powered by Apple’s M1 CPU, the 13-inch MacBook Pro remains a workhorse for those who want a compact macOS laptop that's still powerful enough to perform processor-intensive workflows.
Read Full Review Here$1799 model delivers modest CPU and big graphics boost
macworld.com
- 4
Apple latest pro laptop has enough to satisfy professional users who need every ounce of speed
Read Full Review HereIt's packed with power and premium polish—and that odd Touch Bar too
lifewire.com
- 4.7
The base model of the MacBook Pro no longer feels like the odd one out, packing in considerable power and features to justify Apple's lofty pricing.
Read Full Review HereIs this the power laptop to beat?
t3.com
- 5
The Pro's performance is still excellent in this respect, anyway. If you have specific needs that prioritise lightness and battery life, you might consider the 13-inch MacBook Air, but for the majority of users, this entry-level 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display is by far the better value.
Read Full Review HereThe keyboard is fixed; the rest is exactly what you’d expect
theverge.com
- 4
Apple’s 2020 13-inch MacBook Pro is a competent, dependable computer. The upgraded model with the 10th Gen Intel processors outperformed my expectations in terms of speed and power even if it didn’t really impress me on battery life. I would like to see a bigger redesign next time, but that doesn’t mean this design is a problem. It’s just familiar in a time when much of the competition is finding ways to slim their bezels.
Read Full Review HereThis 13-inch MacBook Pro makes a case for the usefulness of a Touch Bar
laptopmag.com
- 4
The 13-inch MacBook Pro (2019) delivers the best combination of speed, battery life and display quality for the most reasonable price.
Read Full Review HereThe iPhone of laptops
digitaltrends.com
- 4
The $1,299 MacBook Pro 13-inch M1 is a fresh start for the Mac. The physical design will catch up eventually, but for now, what we have is the beginning of a season for the Mac where it will be hard to compete with.
Read Full Review HereA rebooted MacBook Pro for the ultrabook era
cnet.com
- 4.1
While the Retina MacBook Pro is easily the most desirable 13-inch Mac laptop to date, the high price and lack of discrete graphics make it a tough call versus either the more powerful 15-inch Retina Pro or the more affordable 13-inch Air.
Read Full Review Herea Shot in the Arm
tomshardware.com
- 4.5
The 13-inch MacBook Pro with M1 proves Apple can make a potent processor to power a premium laptop with long battery life. It runs cool and quiet, and even Intel apps work just fine with Rosetta. Now if only we could get a 32GB option for true pros, as well as some more ports.
Read Full Review HereApple MacBook Pro 13-inch (2020) review
tomsguide.com
- 4
The new MacBook Pro 13-inch delivers a great Magic Keyboard, blazing performance and long battery life — but about those bezels
Read Full Review HereApple's incredible Retina screen comes to its smaller MacBook Pro
techradar.com
- 4
The new MacBook Pro (late 2020) is powered by Apple's first laptop processor, the M1. Benchmarks show that it makes a wonderful mobile workstation, a jaw dropping music production notebook and a groundbreaking video editing laptop.
Read Full Review HereA new keyboard addresses our biggest complaint about the last-gen model
engadget.com
- 4.5
There’s enough performance clout here that it’s clear why someone would choose this over the similarly sized MacBook Air.
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