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Question: Is this compatible with photoshop cs6?
Document: Wont reiterate the other reviews other than to give my quick point of view. LOVE the screen, crazy beautiful. Very fast due to the SSD, mountain lion is a required upgrade for this laptop. Safari is so much faster and the computer is made for this version of OSX. Thin, light and reminds me of my partner's air in size! Even though some webistes and software are not compatible with the retina display, they will be soon, and are not that big of a deal to me. Love this thing!
The SSD drive used is not a standard 2.5" drive. If it was you could easily swap out the basic 250GB drive with a 512GB drive for about $300. Considering it's not you will need to pay for a compatible drive. Right now the market for these drives is just getting going. You might see the price drop over time but right now you are going to pay through the nose for more storage.The above concerns also lead to some furture issues. When the time comes to fix your Mac it could very well be cheaper (considering hardware expense and the time involved) to just purchase a new laptop.
I've been using this laptop for the past two weeks and find it to be quite fun. My last laptop was a Dell Inspiron XPS M1330 Notebook, which I got five years ago and hated within the first week of use. That computer was half the price of this MacBook Pro, and really, the only reason I decided to go all out on this current purchase is because of how much I disliked that Dell Notebook that I ended up having to use since 2007. I was actually quite worried because all I remembered about Apple growing up was how it wasn't compatible with anything.
If I am just editing documents, I typically get more like 9 hours, and surfing the web I get about 8.Neutral:- Many apps do not support the display. However, the list of programs supporting Retina displays are increasing (Microsoft just updates Office 2011). I don't know if it works for every app, but it works for Mathematica, and Texmaker (the only programs I tried it on). Also, there is a great program called Retinizer that will make many programs Retina-compatible. The icons on these programs still look bad, but the text looks great.
First of all, let me say that I never really liked Macs. I've always been a Windows guy, because of it'd universality in terms of being compatible with essentially ALL applications and it's customization.I had to give the rMBP a chance though, after anticipating the retina display and the insane specs that were packed in. While I knew that I would be using boot camp for Windows 8, I wanted also to give the OS X a chance for once.It's not cheap, I had to save up money for the WHOLE SUMMER just to afford this.Here is my overall impression.Hardware:Display: This Display is hands down the best.
That was my favorite laptop I'd owned up until that point, but this huge chunk of metal was cumbersome to travel with, the battery life wasn't great, and it would get so hot it would literally burn a hole in my pants. When the 2nd generation MacBook Air was released to rave reviews, I downgraded to the 13" MBA and while it is lightning fast (boots up in &lt;15 seconds) and is a delight to bring around... I've struggled with the reduced screen real estate. I wound up buying an Apple Thunderbolt Display Monitor (also compatible with the mbpRD) because I found that I just didn't have enough space on the 13" to work on complex tasks simultaneously.
For a great writeup of the technical discussion of this issue, I'd recommend checking out AnandTech's article on "Driving the Retina Display: A Performance Discussion". The author states, "the hardware in the rMBP isn't enough to deliver a consistently smooth experience across all applications", and, "Many elements of screen drawing are still done on the CPU, and as largely serial architectures their ability to scale performance with dramatically higher resolutions is limited." Yikes.In time, I know things will improve as apps are optimized for the system and future models have better hardware support to drive the display, but I don't think I'm quite compatible with this first generation of Retina MacBook Pro.
The 8GB RAM and solid state drive make running programs a breeze. I've had 6 PDF articles open along with Photoshop CS6, Safari, Word, and iTunes open without any hitches.
I like resolution of display so great and performance so good in copy large files and good in gaming I ordered this laptop for used with adobe lightroom and photoshop and look great but some of application till now didn't upgrade their apps for retina resolution  I get tis laptop after discounted price because newer version released
The boot speed is well worth the price. After loading this with all the data on my last MacBook Pro 15 it boots about 25 seconds faster then it. Having no optical drive is not a problem because you can use an optical drive from another computer over your network and the Mac App Store is becoming very robust! I have to say this notebook is a joy to use and I can tell with the amount of performance it provides that I will be using this notebook for years to come. Also if you must have an optical drive go with this.Apple Macbook Air Superdrive - MC684ZM/AOr thisLG USB Powered Slim Ergonomic Sleek Design 8 X DVD / 24 X CD Portable External Super Multi Drive - for all Netbooks, Laptops, Notebooks or Desktop Computers - Reads All Formats - DVD-RW - DVD+RW - CD-ROM - CD-RW - Compatible with Microsoft and Mac SystemsPlease don't hesitate when thinking about spending the extra money to go with this.
Answer: Yes it is compatible since MacBook has 8GB RAM which cs6 requires a minimum of 2GB