That seems like a great use case for it.
replyHow many Macbook Pro owners are mobile app developers though?
They sell other equally capable MacBook pros if this isn’t your use case?
replyBut without the new screen, which is genuinely impressive and a noticeable upgrade.
replyAnd nicer new screens cost more money!
replyYou don’t have to touch it?
Not sure, but I bet most mobile app developers are MacBook users haha.
replyI mean it's a $400 up-charge over the same model without touchscreen. Not that unreasonable if you are a heavy app developer IMO.
Is it really that useful if you need to test on real hardware anyway?
replySimulation is already great, and one can (and should) test their app on device.
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