MacBook Pro 14" 16GB Memory 512GB Storage $2713.70, 16" 16GB Memory 512GB Storage $3380.30 @ UNiDAYS Apple Education

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Next day pickup from select Apple Stores, or free delivery in 3 to 4 weeks.

Both models feature:

• 16c Neural Engines
• Liquid Retina XDR Displays (120hz 10bit MiniLED, 1000nit typical & 1600nit peak brightness)
• 3x Thunderbolt 3 ports
• 1x Full-size HDMI
• 1x MagSafe 3
• 1x SDXC Card Slot
• 1x 3.5mm Headphone Jack
• 7400MB/s PCIe Gen4 SSD
• "ProRes" hardware accelerated video encode / decode.
• M1 Pro 200GB/s and M1 Max 400GB/s unified memory bandwidth

MacBook Pro 14"

$2,713.70 M1 Pro

• 8-Core CPU
• 14-Core GPU
• 16GB Unified Memory
• 512GB SSD Storage

$3,380.30 M1 Pro

• 10-Core CPU
• 16-Core GPU
• 16GB Unified Memory
• 1TB SSD Storage

MacBook Pro 16"

$3,380.30 M1 Pro

• 10-Core CPU
• 16-Core GPU
• 16GB Unified Memory
• 512GB SSD Storage

$3,674.00 M1 Pro

• 10-Core CPU
• 16-Core GPU
• 16GB Unified Memory
• 1TB SSD Storage

$4,702.50 M1 Max

• 10-Core CPU
• 32-Core GPU
• 32GB Unified Memory
• 1TB SSD Storage

Upgrading to 1TB storage on the base 14" and 16" models costs $265.10 and $293.70 respectively. You may want to complete this upgrade upfront as the SSD is likely soldered.

M1 Max's 32c GPU with 60w TDP matches 100w discrete RTX 3080 Mobile.

It's possible to upgrade to the M1 Max on the 14" and 16" base models. This nets you the 24c or 32c GPU and 512bit LPDDR5 bus, upgrades the power adapter to 96w (on 14"), RAM to 32GB as a result.

MacBook Pro 14″ and MacBook Pro 16″ available starting 26.10

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  PVA on 19/10/2021 - 13:48

  Can you still charge via the usb c port?

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    ozziekhoo on 19/10/2021 - 13:53

    Yup https://youtu.be/1qtH5pdd4Q4 around 8:01 they say so

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      PVA on 19/10/2021 - 13:56

      That’s good.

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    squaredonut on 19/10/2021 - 21:39

    +1

    I think the USB-C port for charging is flawed, it's convenient if you have like a shared USB-C adapter with other devices, but having owned two versions of the macbook pro where I needed to use USB-C to charge, the clutch strength of the port wears off pretty fast and doesn't to be rated for many inserts, well not as much as the lifteime to charging then moving about and plugging it back in. The magsafe is definitely welcomed back as an option.

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    jace88 on 20/10/2021 - 11:20

    yes - but may not offer the quick charge functionality/etc

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  karu on 19/10/2021 - 14:10

  I can't decide whether I should bite the bullet for the 32GB ram. Hoping it'd last another 10 years like my current MBP.

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    TeddyBear on 19/10/2021 - 14:12

    If you're only browsing the web and editing documents, you probably don't need the M1 Max or 32GB of RAM. Contrary to popular belief, Chrome doesn't require 1TB of RAM. :)

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      karu on 19/10/2021 - 14:15

      Currently I have one or two Docker containers running, training ML models in Python and doing visualisations in RStudio.
      Moving back and forth between my Desktop and Laptop. Ideally I'd like to shift all my work to my laptop and leave my desktop for my personal things.

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        TeddyBear on 19/10/2021 - 14:20

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        This can definitely serve as a desktop replacement. If you're doing heavy virtualisation I'd spring for the 32GB, the extra memory bandwidth of the M1 Max may help in that respect too. If you aren't certain, it may be best to wait for independent reviews. These likely won't have the supply issues that other electronics are facing. Unless you need one urgently, you won't have any trouble finding one further down the line.

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  tomvghs on 09/11/2021 - 20:35

  How can a non student get a Unidays account?

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