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Apple MacBook Pro MD101LL/A Ivy Bridge Core i5-3210M 2.5GHz, 500GB HDD (Newest Model)

Intel Core i5 - 4GB RAM - 500GB Storage - 13.3" Display
list price:$1,199
savings:$199.01
Ebay:$999.99Jun 07, 2013
shipping:Free shipping
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    • Ian Ybarra
      Ian YbarraMar 23, 2013when the price was $999.00

      Saturday-only, the base MacBook Pro 13 that Apple sells for $1,199 is a full $200 off -- only $999 with free ship (sales tax only in California). Next best price right now is $1075 from Best Buy and $1100 at Amazon.

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    • Daniel Brasher
      Daniel BrasherFeb 26, 2013when the price was $999.00

      Nice price on the base model MacBook Pro that ties the lowest we've seen other than the Black Friday Cyber Monday weekend. Elsewhere you'll pay $90 more at minimum. No Retina display, but if you don't _need_ it, you get to avoid making every other screen you see look substandard by comparison. Heh. Pop in more RAM than the included 4 gigs and an SSD instead of the 500GB platter drive and you'll have a great laptop for multitasking or really just about any purpose other than intense gaming.

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    • Mike Paddock
      Mike PaddockJan 28, 2013when the price was $999.00

      Apple's newest 13.3-inch MBP (non-Retina version) with Core i5 Ivy Bridge is down to $999 on eBay deals. That's $90 less than the next best price online of $1,089 (at MacConnection) and $200 off the Apple Store price of $1,199. With the exception of Black Friday (for $963) this the lowest price ever.

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    • Yuna Wolowitz
      Yuna WolowitzJan 02, 2013when the price was $1,089.00

      The newest model Apple MacBook Pro MD101LL/A laptop is only $1089 at MacConnection. Usually above $1100. Comes with the Ivy Bridge Core i5-3210M 2.5GHz, 4GB RAM, and 500GB HDD. Free upgrade from Lion to Mountain Lion OS. The battery on this 13.3-inch laptop lasts up to 7 hours.

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    • Viet Do
      Viet DoNov 26, 2012when the price was $989.00

      The newest version of MBP 13 is now available at a big discount on eBay thanks to Cyber Monday. Over 500 units sold already. Comes with a speedy Core i5 3rd Gen plus all those nifty new ports such as Thunderbolt.

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    Apple MacBook Pro MD213LL/A with Retina Display Core i5-3210M 2.5GHz, 256GB SSD (Newest Model)

    Intel Core i5 - 8GB RAM - 256GB Storage - 13.3" Display
    list price:$1,999
    savings:$519.01
    Mac Mall:$1,479.99May 10, 2013
    shipping:Free shipping
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      • Daniel Brasher
        Daniel BrasherFeb 28, 2013when the price was $1,474.39 with 1 coupon for $44.61 off

        Saw the frenzy of price drops on the base model MacBook Pro 13 Retina last week but wished they were happening on the model with a larger SSD? (You can't just hotswap drives in the Retina display Pros because of their compressed form factor, so getting the size you want at purchase is requisite.) Well, now the base model upgraded to a 256GB SSD has fallen to $1,474 - a new low by $26 thanks to a $45 coupon. This costs $1,699 at the Apple Store.

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      Apple MacBook Pro MD102LL/A Core i7-3520M 2.9GHz, 8GB RAM, 750GB HDD (Newest June, 2012 Model)

      Intel Core i7 - 8GB RAM - 750GB Storage - 13.3" Display
      list price:$1,499
      savings:$79.01
      Best Buy:$1,419.99May 03, 2013
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        • Mike Paddock
          Mike PaddockApr 26, 2013when the price was $1,349.99

          Rare two day discount on the latest 13" Apple MacBook Pro, now $1,350 with free shipping. That's $149 off the $1,499 Apple Store price. Only $0.99 from all-time low of $1,349 that we saw 9 months ago.

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        EXPIRED: Apple MacBook Pro 13 with Retina display Z0N42LL/A, Dual Core i7 2.9GHz, 512GB SSD, 8GB RAM

        Intel Core i7 - 8GB RAM - 512GB Storage - 13.3" Display
        list price:$2,699
        savings:$849.01
        Mac Mall:$1,849.99
        expiredJun 01
        shipping:Free shipping
        EXPIRED: Jun 01
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            MacBook Pro 13: What's Pro About It?

            The MacBook Pro 13 line has seen some big advancements in recent months. Regardless of your resolution needs, the entire current MacBook Pro 13 line has a few features that set its models apart from the general laptop pack. All boast extruded aluminum bodies, impressive battery life (~7 hours), speedy Ivy Bridge Core i5 and i7 processors, Thunderbolt ports, USB 3.0, and of course OS X Mountain Lion.

            Retina Display: You Want It (But Do You Need It?)

            The most hyped improvement over previous generation MacBook Pro 13s is the Retina display option. First seen on the MacBook Pro 15, the Retina display on the MacBook Pro 13 features a whopping 2560x1600 resolution. Based on the pixel pitch, most people won't be able to see the pixels at all. Losing the ability to see pixels is the first step into an ostensibly more natural, comfortable computing environment and opens up the possibilities of better photo and video editing in particular.

            Whether the superior display is worth the several hundred dollar price premium depends on how you plan to use your MacBook Pro 13. If you want to edit photos, videos, or do graphic design, the Retina display will certainly be helpful. And there's something to be said for getting the best product available.

            Yet the Retina display may not be the best display for you. If you're trying to do gaming (yes, Mac owners occasionally game), the graphics apparatus has to drive more pixels, leaving less room to boost framerate and responsiveness. The regular MacBook Pro 13 screen is very pretty by most standards and will do just fine for most purposes.

            So if you've got a couple extra hundred to throw at the machine, upgrade the RAM or put in a big SSD. Your applications will load so fast you won't even see the pixels fly past.