is MBP 13' not sufficent for XCode and Others?

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Hi Am planning to buy a MBP either 13' or 15' inches. But not sure which one is sufficient for my requirements. I am iPhone/iPad application Developer. I use Eclipse too for some java coding.

13' size seems so perfect. But It doesn't have 15 inches quadCore processor. I know 15 inch MBP is more powerful.

My Tasks includes Xocde, Chrome/mozilla , other time I use Eclipse for Java programming. Since I am a windows Fan, Would definitely install window also over it, Using Boot camp.

Moreover My college will start next Fall. In that case if I conclude all 13 inches is good. But am not sure, it can generate the output am expecting from it.

I cannot buy two Laptops. I have to decide whether 13 or 15 inches. I dont like when Xcode Lags. offcourse, I Will be using external Display when and where required.

All the questions I have read so far, either they are too old or either compares MBA 13 with MBP 13. I dont want to buy MBA for sure.

Posted 9-Nov-14 18:26pm

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2014-11-09T22:09:00

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Please read Code Project Quick Answers FAQ[^].

Posted 9-Nov-14 22:09pm

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Member 11220058 10-Nov-14 4:29am

@richard Thanks for the Concern, But my question is quite Simple and Staright. I dont need to read a complete blog to get the Answer of this Question. Other way you could also Comment Rather than posting it as a Solution

Richard MacCutchan 10-Nov-14 4:33am

It may be simple and straight but it's not a programming issues so does not apply to this forum.

Member 11220058 10-Nov-14 5:01am

Yes It is a not related to programming Directly but it is related. Since My concern is whether I can code using this Machine properly or not.

Richard MacCutchan 10-Nov-14 5:03am

Of course you can code on it. The question is whether it has the power you need, which is something you can only find out by reading product reviews.

Member 11220058 10-Nov-14 5:26am

@richard do you really think, I came here without reading blogs and posts? I have read almost all posts and the specification details, but from none its clear whether 13 inch MBP is powerful enough for my tasks

Richard MacCutchan 10-Nov-14 6:14am

So what makes you think you will get a clearer answer in a Quick Answers Programming forum?

Member 11220058 10-Nov-14 23:09pm

@richard am trying to get every piece of infromation,
I can get via web