And even if you are in dimmer lighting conditions, it reduces image noise.

The notebook has an advanced Face Time camera which is located just above the widescreen retina display, this has an image sensor that will produce colours more accurately. Using Dictation, the mics will also create an adaptive auto beam which incredibly will adjust so that they can detect your voice, rather than all the noise around you. You also get built-in microphones, which are good for when you are communicating with people, the mics will reduce some of the background noise from behind the notebook so that if are making a FaceTime call you will be heard better. The screen quality is still really good, the 13.3 inch 2,560 X 1,600 Retina IPS screen has great colour, good contrast and is very sharp, the screen is glossy, so obviously reflects a little, but as the backlight is quite bright, you can still use it outside without any problems, the screen is top quality. The port configurations are also identical to the older version, there are two thunderbolt 2 ports, a USB 3.0 port, a headphone jack, and a MagSafe 2 port all on the left hand side, and on the right hand side there is a second USB 3.0 port, a SDXC card slot and also HDMI 1.4 port. The Macbook pro 2015 is very thin and light considering it using full-power processors rather than the low voltage ones used by the Macbook Air, it weighs just 1.58kg, is 18mm thick making it much handier when travelling if you are using it in smaller places like planes or trains, the laptop has an aluminium casing which looks really nice. Featuring Force Touch pad which will respond depending on the pressure you put on when pressing, faster SSDs, improved graphics and Intel’s latest Core processors. The Macbook Pro 13-inch 2015 looks very much like its predecessor which was an extremely good laptop, however the 2015 version has a few improvements which are not appreciated until you start using it.

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