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I've gone back and forth about this same issue a hundred times. Earlier this month I bought a MB 13 i7 in lost hopes of a 13 retina coming out anytime soon. Fortunately, I returned it today when the report of a 13 retina coming out. And I went through 3 seperate machines because they all made loud noisy sounds upon start up.

This is actually quite irratating if you ask me. I'd rather just have a supplemental drive that connects via USB. I hardly use CDs anyways, but it would be nice to have the option so just buy a drive and use it when needed. The CD drive aside, the machine ran flawlessly. It was amazing how fast it was and I really think the 13 retina is going to blow me away.

Looks like I might have to get a PC. The lack of an optical drive and a Blu-ray drive will probably drive me to Windows on my next purchase. Either buy the MacBook with optical drive or get an external one. I don't get it. You can even use an external non-apple USB drive that costs a lot less. If you want a computer that thin which I lot of people would prefer you can't fit an optical drive in there.

Plus it gets rid of a lot of weight. The difference in thickness between carrying my MBP and 15" retina MBP is like night and day when you actually feel it. I used to think that I could never use a computer that didn't have an optical drive. The more I thought about it, though, the more I realized how rarely I actually use media on physical disks with my computer.

While a built-in optical drive is convenient sometimes, I'd much rather the wear and tear be on an external drive than on one built into my machine - on nearly every laptop I've owned, the disk drive was the first component to go bad. As far as why Apple would opt not to include an optical drive? They're betting on portability being a priority to their users, and for the most part, they're not wrong.

Cutting out the optical drive, which is quickly becoming a relic of the past in an age of downloadable media, allows them to reduce weight and size of their machines, not to mention noise and heat. Why no Ethernet port: Because it is much less commonly used now.

Most people use wi-fi, I witness this when I visit friends. People even use wifi with desktops now because it's so much easier than stringing cable through the house. I am not against Ethernet, in fact, I work with such large files that I not only need Ethernet but Gigabit Ethernet to move files between my Macs.

But when I see other people working, it is true that wifi is pretty much the networking standard now for general computer users. They used to be for ripping CDs They also used to be for installing software, but with fast broadband spreading, my last two huge multi-GB software installations were downloaded in minutes instead of being delivered on disk, and the download installer is a lot easier to back up too.

And if my next portable Mac came without an optical drive and I needed one, I would simply use the Disc Sharing feature in OS X to use my desktop Mac's optical drive bay to read discs into my portable Mac. Why no Blu-Ray drive: Because Apple has never put one in a Mac, and has publicly expressed disdain for the format Google "apple blu-ray bag of hurt" , meaning they probably never will. By the way, Apple does think you have a point, which is why they have continued to sell the inch and inch MacBook Pros that still have most of the specs you want.

They realized the whole world is not yet diskless and wireless. But with the Retinas, Apple also knows that diskless, wireless, solid-state, Retina, and Thunderbolt is the future You can go ahead and get a PC, but realize that the trend is the same there. Not a computer "geek" to say the least..

Went to watch a blue ray dvd on an external usb super drive and