Chinese server weiphone.com posted some photos, which shows a computer MacBook Pro 13" Retina, which is expected to be introduced on Tuesday, October 23, 10 at 2012:19 PM. The small but relatively high-quality photos clearly show that the new computer from the company's workshop Apple MacBook Pro Retina The 13″ will offer, following the example of its larger sibling, the first computer with a resolution Retina MacBook Pro 15" Retina a pair of Thunderbolt ports, HDMI, USB, MagSafe 2 and an SD card reader. Not even a smaller version Retina MacBooku will not offer an optical drive superdrive.
Although photography does not bring anything revolutionary, we would expect MacBook Pro 13" Retina did not expect, but on the other hand, this is further confirmation of speculation that Apple indeed, they will introduce a smaller version of the computer on Tuesday MacBook Pro Retina. In addition, the photos also show the booted operating system. Windows 7, which shows maxminimum possible resolution 2560×1600 pixels. More photos MacBook Pro 13" Retina you will find right here.
RT @lsaeu: Photos MacBook Pro 13" Retina: resolution 2560×1600, absence of optical drive….
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Is it just me, or can you see in picture number 3 above that it has "MacBook Pro"operating system" Windows?
ProSorry guys, I didn't finish reading it because I immediately went to the photos :)
And it is written at the end of the article that he has it Windows 7.
Counter Strike 1.6 must be :D
Fake, I don't know about you, but I don't have a memory card reader that's so rounded and I also don't understand why they show the resolution on Windows when it can be shown in OS X. And the very last thing is that the pictures only capture a real fraction MacBookSo, a beautiful forgery.
I know that MacBook etc goes Windows , I just noted what I noticed, it's just written
In the article and I noticed this late
Fake photos, the carpet is not wrinkled at all macbookto…
I would correct the misleading (ambiguous) headline regarding the pair of thunderbolt ports. It sounds like they will also be absent, as announced in the headline, even though they are in the photo and in the article. It would be enough to move the "absence of optical drive" to theonec.