Photoshop has much deeper Touch Bar integration, with controls sorted into three main categories: layer properties, brushes and favorites, the last of which is customizable. Photoshop recently added Touch Bar support. You can read much more about the Touch Bar experience here. At launch, it didn't have the software support to be a must-have productivity tool, but that's slowly changing. The inclusion of a slim touch strip for commands, called the Touch Bar, was also polarizing - it's moderately useful in many circumstances, amazingly so in a handful. Despite it being a near-total refresh of this decade-old line, a good deal of the focus was on complaints about the (still) high price and the switch away from traditional USB and Much has been written, blogged or Tweeted about Apple's newest laptops, first unveiled in late October 2016. It makes the 13-inch models, which start at $1,499 and $1,799 (£1,449 and £1,749 or AU$2,199 and AU$2,699) seem very reasonably priced in comparison.Ģ,048MB Radeon Pro 455 / 1,536MB Intel HD Graphics 530 The two base configurations of the 15-inch model, however, both include Touch Bar and Touch ID and both start with roughly the same premium features, including four USB-C/Thunderbolt ports, an Intel Core i7 processor and a discrete Radeon Pro graphics card.Īnd that's why the price for each is eye-wateringly expensive, starting at $2,499 (£2,349 or AU$3,599) in the US, and bumping up the processor,Īnd GPU for $2,799 (£2,699 or AU$4,249), which is the configuration tested here. There are two base configurations of the 13-inch Pro - the less expensive stripped-down model, with only two USB-C ports and lacking both the new Touch Bar control strip and the Touch ID fingerprint sensor, and a premium version, which includes the Touch Bar and Touch ID, better specs and twice as many USB-C ports. Even though these are all part of the same family, the 15-incher offers important differences from the 13-inch models, starting with the configuration options.
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