If it is an Apple device, there is no point to wait a little longer for a newer model. The Cupertino-based company has this habit for doing annual release of its product with little difference between each release.
This is the case for the Retina MacBook Pro. Many users are caught in a dilemma on whether they should wait for the highly rumoured 2014 MacBook Pro or should they settle for the 2013 version.
Yes, the upcoming 2014 version does sound delicious. Word has it that the laptop will arrive in September and it will come with 8GB RAM, 256GB internal storage and the 12” Retina display. Aside from that, the upcoming MacBook Pro is tipped to come with TouchID and Liquid Metal design.
Then again, this is perhaps too good to be true. Rumours are tend to be exaggerated which is why we don’t encourage waiting.
