#Mac good for business upgrade#

Both machines come with 8GB RAM standard and 128 GB SSD, and of course both have the Retina display. The MacBook air has a 1.6-GHz 8th generation Intel Core i5 CPU and the MacBook Pro has a 2.3-GHz dual core 7th generation Intel Core i5 CPU. When you compare the entry-level machines in both the Air and Pro lines, they are quite similar. What's more powerful, the new MacBook Air or MacBook Pro? So, if screen size is paramount you may want to shell out a little extra cash for the 15-inch Pro ( starts at $2,399). The other thing to keep in mind is that the MacBook Pro is offered in a 15-inch version, whereas the MacBook Air only comes in a 13-inch design. However, it might surprise you to learn that the MacBook Pro is slimmer (0.59 inches) than the MacBook Air (0.61 inches). The ultra-lightweight MacBook Air weighs in at 2.75 pounds while the 13-inch MacBook Pro weighs 3.02 pounds. When the MacBook Air debuted, it made headlines for its slim design, but both the Air and Pro are lightweight enough to be used as portable devices. What's bigger, the new MacBook Air or the MacBook Pro?

#Mac good for business upgrade#

If you go for the 13-inch MacBook Pro and upgrade it to the highest possible specs (TouchID, Touch Bar, Quad Core 8th Generation Intel Core i7 CPU, 16GB RAM, 2TB SSD) you'll end up paying $3,699 before tax. If you opt for the MacBook Air and upgrade it to the highest degree (16GB RAM, 1.5TB SSD) it will cost you $2,599 before tax.

There are lots of upgrades available for the Air and Pro.