Adding a high-resolution Retina Display to MacBook Pro and Air 13", its quite different in its probability. Apple has created a new midway point between the Slim Ultra Book Air and 13-inch Pro.

Retina Display

It's obvious that Retina MBP is over 20 Percent thinner and 21 Percent lighter than the Non-Retina MBP. On the Other hand, Pro is heavier than the Air. Here we are going to see the comparison, features, Charger and battery standard.

It looks great with the MacBook Retina Pro with out an optical drive, but Air has fewer Pixels.

Battery Life

The Estimate given by Apple for the Retina MacBook Pro's Battery gives up to Seven hours of Wireless web use, that's really a great one. But MacBook stands only 3-4 hours when we run the Applications and Browsing web, this is not a acceptable one. All the users expect good stand by time at least 5 hour's.

Review

Apple markets the MacBook Pro to professionals, while the Air is the company's consumer-level laptop. Both computers cost a pretty penny, though, so you'll want to closely examine your needs before throwing down for one of them.

The MacBook Pro with Retina Display is the more powerful computer, but the MacBook Air packs plenty of punch for most regular consumer use. Your decision, then, may come down to whether that ultra-sharp screen is worth an extra $300 (and slightly more heft).

If you aren't in a rush to buy a MacBook, though, it might be worth waiting for the (lower-powered) Haswee upgrades to both of these machines. They'll likely arrive later this year. It's also possible that Apple will give the MacBook Air a Retina Display sometime in the next year or two - though that's entirely speculation at this point.