Discussion: Favourite Mac product?

Aussiefan01

Okay so I am going to be buying a new computer/laptop. I know it will be an apple brand. But cannot choose between an airbook , pro or the iMac.

So I was wondering what other people use , what they like most about it , and which would you recommend?

Kiel D-01

Macbook Pro. The retina display >>

Rated

Check memory space and price. They aren't different so much, tbh.

lightstheyblindme

I love my macbook air, it's very fast and very light

Melvin

I'll break it down how I usually try to break it down for everyone.

The best thing to look at when buying a Mac is how portable you need it to be.

If you need a basic all-in-one, at home computer that really stays at home, then you are going to want to go with the iMac. If you want something that will allow you to pick what kind of display/screen you have, but it still stays at home, then you're going to want to go with the Mac Mini. The more power hungry version of the Mac Mini would be the Mac Pro, and with maximum upgrades can go upwards of $10,000.

If you're looking for the ultimate mobile computer, then you're going to want to go with something like the Macbook Air which comes in 2 screen options, 11'' and 13''. It's slightly customizable and really really light. It you want something a little more powerful, then you can go with the Macbook Pro, which comes in 2 screen sizes 13'' and 15'', it's not that much heavier than the Macbook Air, but you have a lot more options with like the hard drive and processors.

RickyH.

Depends on the storage size and actual size. If you want a laptop with a good amount of room and larger screen, go with the Macbook Pro. If you want a laptop that's smaller in size with very little room, go with the Macbook Air. If you want a computer that will only stay at home and cannot be taken places, go with the iMac.

ReginaPhalange

Pro>>>

Damien M

iMac is the most powerful out of the three. I have one for school and it renders my ArchiCAD desigb graphics like they're nothing.

The Macbooks are nice looking but overrated. Unless you're looking for portability of course.