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    new MBP, 32core 64GB 2TB — there's only £75 difference between 14" & 16". on student pricing.

    That's £37.50 per inch

    I know people who charge more than that

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    • is this Unidays? still waiting for them to appear on the HE supplier page.kingsteven
    • unidays, pre VAT. So unless 14" is a must, 16 is a no brainercraigatkinson
    • lol
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    • apparently both 14" and 16" models can hold the same top specs, you just pick the size you want
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    • Exactly the reason I think it would work great in an enclosure like the mini. :)monospaced
    • found one thing: 16" requires magsafe fast-charge... 14" can charge off USBC (although i'm not sure there's any monitors that support high-power USB yet)kingsteven
    • I charge using my Dell thru USB C, no need for Mac charger
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    • they will both charge but 16" will not fast-charge over USB (USB-C maxes out at 96W), neither will fast-charge from current Dell monitors as they provide 60Wkingsteven
    • Don’t need it to fast charge while working at the Dell for the day. Plus fast charge wears out the battery faster.monospaced
    • Yeah, only mentioned as its one minor difference between the 14" andbase model 16"... Looking at new monitors ATM - 96w usb-c would swing it.kingsteven
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