Is there a mbpro 15 retina with matte display?

I wanted to know if the new MBPro 15 retina are arriving also with matte display.....?

Not to be found. The retinas are not as glossy as the glossy MBPs but are not as 'matte' as the as the glare MBPs. Neither chicken nor fowl.
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Will there be a macbool pro with matte display ?

will there be a macbool pro with matte display ?
if not - how to change the exisiting display to a matte display ... ?
thx hl

Harry_L wrote:
will there be a macbool pro with matte display ?
No one but Apple would know that. Per the Terms of Use for these forums, we are discouraged from discussing possible new Apple products or changes.
if not - how to change the exisiting display to a matte display ... ?
None from a practical standpoint.
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Are there any new 17 " MBPs with matte display out which run properly?

Hallo,
I am about to buy one 17 MBP with matte display. But now I ve read all these posts and
I hesitate to order one. I don't want to have all the trouble to send it back and then wait
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CD = Core Duo, the 1st generation of 17" MBP from way back in 2006. It was flawless when I got it. It's still running perfectly 3 years later. Only issue was a bad battery, and that was a known manufacturing problem at Sony that affected Macs as well as PC laptops. Apple extended the warranty to cover the issue, and replaced mine for free ~3 months after my one-year warranty expired. Two colleagues have the new 17" unibody MBP, one with glossy and one with matte, both are flawless.

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There are no iMacs with matte displays and per the terms and conditions of this forum we cannot speculate on future products or reasons for Apple's decisions. New iMacs were just released today so I doubt you will any changes for many months to come.
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Intel-based Macs: Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC) - Apple Support
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another interesting thing to note is when i go full screen, in youtube, mac gets hot, but when i play a video from my ssd with vlc and put it full screen it doesn't necesserially happen, and i can watch 2 hours without any fan noise. running the cpu hot for long period as a movie is not recommended if i am not wrong. but most important are the long hiccups.
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Hello,
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When I configured mine, I saved the quote and then talked to a customer service agent. He said since Thinkpads are intended as business machines so the default is matte finish. I didn't bother to ask if you could even get a glossy finish.
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-- Pedro

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Using Thinkpad Trackpoint USB Keyboard with MacBook Pro, Air, Retina (with pictures)

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(1) Get community thoughts around using alternative and complimentary mousing approaches with MacBooks
(2) To share a current and searchable set of resources for those interested in leveraging a best-of-both-worlds approach for using a non-Apple Trackpoint Keyboard with an Apple MacBook.
(3) To level-set the fact that a Thinkpad Trackpoint USB Keyboard works with MacBooks automatically and instantly out-of-the-box.
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You don't run out of finger-gesture runway when you're moving your mouse across the screen (I know this is a gray area for some people)
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Pictures Below:
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A slightly closer-up shot of just the RMBP with the Trackpoint Keyboard on top
Please reply and comment with your thoughts and please let's keep it positive, constructive and friendly :-)

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