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The new 15-inch MacBook Pro for 2015 has arrived, picking up a trio of component upgrades on the way. Apple's best laptop features the same design and layout as the first Retina notebook that launched in 2012, and once again two models are available – her...

We must admit to feeling a tinsy bit short-changed by the no-show of quad-core Intel Broadwell processor in this year's 15-inch MacBook Pro model. However this refresh sees two aspects expanded that are always in demand – faster graphics and longer batter...
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Expensive pleasure. More performance, a new Force Touch Trackpad as well as longer battery runtimes are supposed to make the reworked MacBook Pro 15 even more appealing – and also justify a retail price far beyond the 2,000 Euros mark. Is that enough to c...

flawless aluminum chassis, triple-stream WLAN, 2x Thunderbolt, excellent input devices, great application performance, excellent display, silent with light workloads, long battery runtimes...

only 2x USB 3.0, extremely high price, poor maintainability and upgradeability, limited Windows operation, only 12 months warranty...

This time, we want to start our verdict with the negative aspects, and there are some despite the final rating of 88%. We cannot understand the decision to launch a device with Haswell processors at this time. The new quad-core CPUs from the Broadwell generation...
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Apple's 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display returns for 2015, this time with the power of the Force. This refreshed MacBook sports the company's innovative Force Touch trackpad, which can perform a host of pressure-sensitive commands. It also packs an...

Strong graphics and CPU performance, Stunning Retina display, Attractive and slim design, Handy Force Touch features...

Same ports and 4th-gen processors as 2014 model...

With AMD graphics, an innovative Trackpad, nine hours of battery life and one of the fastest hard drives we've ever tested, the 2015 MacBook Pro is a force to be reckoned with...
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This is a fast machine in terms of computational performance, and it's as fast as any Windows workstation class laptop since it uses the same Intel quad core CPUs. If you do serious work with your laptop such as professional video editing, photo editing w...

Sleek and chic as ever, light and slim yet powerful. Excellent display, Force Touch trackpad...

Very expensive! Dedicated graphics good for pro apps and some gaming, but it's not a gamer's laptop...

The 15" Retina MacBook Pro isn't for everyone given the high price tag, and it's hard to deny that the "Mac tax" is alive and well here, while the 13" Retina MacBook Pro actually offers good value for the money. That said, it's one of the best put togethe...
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maclife.com Updated: 2015-09-18 11:08:59
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We didn't expect to wait too long for Apple's largest notebook to get the Force Touch treatment, and the 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro has now been duly updated. As you'd expect from the “big” MacBook Pro, you get the new trackpad, a stunning 2,560x1,600 Ret...

Another great Force Touch Mac. 2.2GHz model is a solid performer. Good battery life for a 15inch.

No processor update...
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What's The Best Quad-Core Mac?MacBook Pro? iMac 5K? or Mac Pro?Posted Friday, September 4th, 2015 by rob-ART morgan, mad scientistThere are various quad-core Macs. Which is the best? The iMac 5K? MacBook Pro? Mac Pro 'tube'? And how about a 2010 quad-core...
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Apple Retina Laptop ShootoutPosted July 17, 2015, by rob-ART morgan, mad scientistI admit it. I have become a "Retina Snob." When planning this article, I could not bring myself to include the MacBook Air. With three models of Retina Apple laptops to choo...
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BEST MacBook Pro versus BEST iMacPosted May 28th, 2015, by rob-ART morgan, mad scientistAppended June 9th with comments on storage and GPU differences.With the significant upgrade of storage and GPU speed, how close does the 'mid 2015' MacBook Pro Retina...
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Two Big Improvements in the2015 MacBook Pro Retina 15-inchPosted May 27th, 2015, by rob-ART morgan, mad scientistMay 28th, 2015, added some results for 2014 MacBook Pro 15-inchThere are a two significant performance enhancements in the 'mid 2015' MacBook...
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