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Why the 13in M2 MacBook Pro actually makes sense – in theory

The 13in M2 MacBook Pro is here. It’s a notable product for a bunch of conflicting reasons. First and foremost, it’s the first Mac ever to ship with the M2 processor, so how it performs will give us our first glimpse into how Apple plans on advancing the Mac processor line-up from generation to generation. It’s also the only Mac laptop shipping without a MagSafe charger and the last to have a Touch Bar.

So while the 13in M2 MacBook Pro is going to get attention because of the M2, it’s

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