| Apple MacBook Pro Reviewed |
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| Written by Laptop News | |
| Monday, 03 April 2006 | |
![]() INTEL Inside this MAC! Here's a review of the Apple MacBook Pro powered by an INTEL CPU. Well, it's not exactly a review. It actually reads more like a synopsis of the instruction manual. No benchmarks, no pictures. Another useless review. I guess it gives you the basic info, but you should go elsewhere if you want some content. "The MacBook Pro sports the usual gorgeous aluminium enclosure we’ve all come to love on the PowerBook G4, weighs only 2.5kg and is less than 25mm thick (smaller and lighter than the PowerBook G4), includes a built-in iSight video camera for video conferencing on-the-go, and even comes with a diminutive matching infrared Apple Remote (looks like an Apple Shuffle MP3 player) and Front Row software for accessing your data across the room. The typing experience is still a pleasure (as is the backlit keyboard) and the touchpad is ideal for surfing, but the one-button mouse is a bit of a pain (especially if you’re migrating from a Windows XP laptop). Real Time Price Check You can read the rest of it at BIOS Magazine |







