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Intel HD 4000 and NVidia GeForce GT 650M Dual Graphics with 1 GBġ) Is there much noticable difference in the higher spec CPU in the early 2013 model compared to the newer late 2013?Ģ) I'm going to be using the Macbook primerilarly for video editing (YouTube videos) o using Adobe Pr, Ae, Ps and other programmes of that nature. However, I just had a few questions regarding the early 2013 vs late 2013 macbook pro models, but first let me give you the specs and prices:

I am interested in selling my imac (Specs below) and buying one of the newer Retina display Macbook Pro's from ebay while in the US as the used prices are a lot cheaper that here in the UK. What would the benefit of getting a 2014 or late 2013 model be vs getting an early 2013 and upgrading the RAM yourself? Is battery life and slightly faster processor really that much better? How much of a difference does Intel Iris Pro vs NVIDIA make in everyday computing speed and it's impact on battery life? (I occasionally do edit photos, but it wouldn't be a determining factor.I am from the UK and I'm going to New York & Las Vegas on the 24th of this month. These differences don't seem all that significant to me. More efficient processor extends battery life by 1 hour Please correct me if I'm wrong or missing anything: Here are the major differences that I've gathered.

#Macbook pro early 2013 vs upgrade#

Please help me understand the differences between these models and whether, in your opinion, it's worth the upgrade from the previous model. I have a 2010 MBP 15" and am eyeing the refurb store for a potential upgrade at a discount. Special thanks for the CSS from its creators at /r/Apple: /u/Xapher19, and /u/gouch23!

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