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13-inch MacBook Pro (mid 2019) review: Updates make the new entry-level models worthy of the Pro name

MacBook Pro 2019 vs MacBook Pro 2018 – is it worth an upgrade?

Posted on July 27, 2019 By Jarvis

Let’s get this out of the way – for most people reading this MacBook Pro 2019 vs MacBook Pro 2018 comparison, it’s not a question of whether the MacBook Pro 2019 is worth upgrading to from the MacBook Pro 2018.

You’d have to be incredibly rich to consider upgrading a laptop – especially one as powerful and expensive as the MacBook Pro – every year. While it’s tempting to always have the latest tech and cutting edge components, it’s just not economically viable.
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