The biggest decision factor between buying an iMac and a MacBook is mobility. Do you need a computer when you’re out and about? Or can you have your computer stay put in on place? Even if you’re not going to use a MacBook when you’re on the move, because a MacBook can easily replace a desktop computer, having the ability to move it around the house is still an important factor to consider.
Let’s break down the comparisons with some pros and cons:
MacBook – Pros
Mobile – 13″ and Weighs about 5 pounds
Price – It’s a good price for a very good laptop.
MacBook – Cons
Smaller Screen – It has the lowest resolution.
Slower Processor – Recent iMac’s come with i3 and i5 processors. MacBook’s come with the 2.4GHz Intel Core Duo processors.
Less memory – All iMacs start out with 4 gb of memory.
Less hard drive capacity – The cheapest iMac comes with a 500gb hard drive. MacBook’s start out with 250gb hard drives.
iMac – Pros
Bigger Screen – 21.5 inches and 27 inches.
Faster processors – From 3.06GHz i3 processors to 2.8GHz Quad Core i5 processors to choose from.
More memory – Double the memory that MacBooks have.
More Hard Drive Capacity – Up to 1 terrabyte.
iMac – Cons
Mobility – Made to stay put at a desk.
Price – There more expensive than a MacBook
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