Morning Smuggers! I suspect it's getting to the time where my venerable old 24" iMac (2.8GHz, Core 2 Duo, 4GB) is coming up to retirement. For a replacement, I think a laptop and separate 27" monitor is going to fit my life better these days, but I'd want something that offers significantly better performance than I get from the iMac (possibly something with an SSD). So, how far up the MacBook range, new or recent, would I have to go to get something that makes the old iMac look pedestrian (assuming I'm not being hopelessly optimistic in my expectations of MacBook performance)?
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