Since a lot of professional photographers use MacBook Pros, any of them looking to upgrade might not be happy needing a dongle to do what was simple before. In short, that's the thing that lets you pop a high-end camera's memory card into your notebook and quickly transfer photos. The Pro's high price and RAM limitations have brought the most complaints, but another source of ire is its lack of an SD card slot. There's a small but vocal group of people who think the company has forgotten who the Pro is for. The common sentiment is that Apple has slashed too many ports and high-level features for the sake of thinness and battery life. While Apple's new MacBook Pro looks as though it'll be a powerful notebook for most people, it has generated massive amounts of skepticism within the professional crowd at which it's ostensibly aimed.
