‘Web Designers: You Need a Retina MacBook Pro’

Marco Arment makes a great argument for every web designer needing a retina MacBook Pro and I agree. The last design of this site I did was tailored first and foremost for the iPad. Now I am torn whether to tailor for the iPad or the retina MacBook Pro, because now I can’t decide which…

Marco Arment makes a great argument for every web designer needing a retina MacBook Pro and I agree. The last design of this site I did was tailored first and foremost for the iPad. Now I am torn whether to tailor for the iPad or the retina MacBook Pro, because now I can’t decide which device I like reading on more.

A couple of people wrote me to tell me that I should stop throwing out complaints about magazines and start offering solutions: step one is making all digital publications look great on retina screens.

Oh and in case you were wondering about designing a site only on a retina screen, [Tim Van Damme has you covered](http://maxvoltar.com/archive/web-designers-you-need-a-retina-macbook-pro):

>I think right now the perfect setup is a Retina MacBook Pro, and a non-retina external monitor.

Just be warned, you won’t use that second screen for anything other than testing.

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