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Looks like the new macbook pro has a notch |
Those images are incorrect. This is what it actually looks like in use depending on the application. https://i.imgur.com/A6eaHhF.png https://i.imgur.com/ZQ8T4kh.png I don't really see what the problem is. Either you have the notch with more real estate in the corners or you have a standard bezel at the top. Keep in mind that the standard bezel still looks to be smaller when compared to my M1 Air. |
I think it was ok. I don't see too much of a problem anyway since that's where the status bar sits anyway and I don't have anything by that area. And I often run it on an external display anyway. So, no biggie. But I don't know why Apple decided to not put FaceID into it considering they are doing the notch. Ordered a 14" M1Max with 64GB of ram to replace my 2016 MBP after 5yrs. It has been a dog trying to edit 4k videos, which I'm doing more and more stuff on that format as I used to just do 1080p. It literally cannot drive 4k videos without stuttering every so often in FCP. So much so that I'm doing editing works by borrowing my wife's M1 MBA where it can actually run without stuttering. But kudos to Apple that the 5yrs has been flawless other than hardware starting to show their age with heavy stuff. Oh, and the battery bulged, which was fixed under Applecare+ almost at the end of it (1mth to expire), and got a brand new battery and bottom cover, everything has been flawless. Definitely got my money worth on this MBP. |
I personally would prefer a small bezel over having a camera part of a status bar sometimes while others it's in the middle of the fucking view. What does it look like when watching a movie (or editing one)? I assume the entire picture is shrunk down to make a 'virtual bezel', and then what's the point? |
It doesn't come into the view at all. It's roughly 16:10 ratio, so there's always a black bar top and bottom unless you choose to scale. As for editing/working, MacOS has the menu bar (File/Edit/View... etc) at the very top, regardless the app you are running. Even in full-screen mode of some apps, which I hate with a passion and would go out of my way to avoid it, it's not exactly a prime portion of screen real estate as there's rarely ever anything there and the menu bar would still drop as soon as you move your mouse at the top. Think it another way, they basically made the screen slightly bigger that allow the menu bar to fit semi-permanently in the "new" space and nothing much else. |
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For a laptop though, it is probably less of an issue due to the limited top real estate a phone has for gestures and buttons. |
You gotta remember the top of Mac OS especially in the centre is blank. Movies will be fine, the screen is 16:10 (taller) so you'll get black bars Editting, that top status bar is there anyways, won't affect anything. If you do full screen it just moves the screen down but most people don't run full screen anyways. |
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Full credit to apple though for bringing back the magsafe and ditching the touch bar. I wish more companies (i'm looking at you dell) would put the magsafe on their laptops. |
Yeah, it's possible, but it's probably a mix of it being both a design choice and a larger webcam sensor. Won't be able to confirm until there's a full teardown. I placed an order for some Macs and we have a 14" MBP coming in next week. Interested to see how nice the mini LED screen will look. The return of the ports all made sense. People are saying the departure of Jony Ives has allowed Apple to revert back to more traditional and practical designs. |
On the bright side it has a HDMI port and an SD card slot. Having a notch is just going to make it harder to repair. |
I still find it hilarious that we are praising Apple for including ports that almost every other laptop has. |
it took a lot of courage to bring those ports back |
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