If we were to talk about the MacBook Air, or even the new 12 inch MacBook, there would be no justifiable reason for 5K resolution to be available on such tiny displays, especially considering their specs are strictly designed with regular consumers in mind. What about the Macbook Pro?

A total of 7 editions will be available for consumers and corporate customers. 6 will run on a variety of consumer/industry devices, from smartphones, tablets and PCs, to industrial/retail devices, like cash registers, and robotic equipment. A seventh edition will power smaller, simpler Internet of Things devices, like routers, gateways and lightweight web servers.

The ability to add external 4K displays, as well as external hard drives and other devices simultaneously, all the while being able to charge multiple iOS devices, makes this accessory highly desirable, even if you don’t have a 12 inch MacBook, as it eliminates the need for multiple power outlets, on the go.

If you are not entirely familiar with the differences between these three Apple options, this blog post will highlight some of the main specs of each to help you make your ultimate choice.