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Apple MacBook Pro Spring 2010 (Core i7 2.66GHz, 4GB RAM, 500GB HDD, 15-inch)

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  • "Outstanding Design - FAST - High Quality Laptop"
    5.0 stars
    on by hbrake69

    Pros: High end CPU - Intel i5 and i7, Outstanding Graphics, Light, Small form factor, 9 hour battery, Apple Mac Quality, Outstanding Customer Service

    Cons: No Blu-Ray option yet

    Summary: I have been anxiously awaiting the MacBook Pro update, and on the day it was announced, I ordered the MacBook Pro 17" with the i7 processor, Anti-glare screen, 8 GB memory and 7200 rpm 500 GB Hard Drive. I am not disappointed. My time doing video encoding has been cut by about 68%, and with the extra memory, running multiple applications such as Adobe Dreamweaver, Adobe Photoshop, HandBrake & QuickTimePro with Mail and a Browser open, no problems, no glitches, excellent machine. Intel did a great chip on the i5 & i7. They work so much better than the Dual Core chips that were the predecessors. These chips know how to fully utilize the full potential of the chips and pretend to be quad core without the excessive battery drain and heat of a quad core.

    I would highly recommend this Mac over the former Macs as well as over any PC. The Mac OS is so far the finest Operating System available to the users! Powerful, efficient and user friendly - just like the Mac! Thanks you Apple!

    Updated on Apr 22, 2010

    I have now found out that the i7 running Quicktime Pro for video encoding from mpeg to iPhone format, what took 45 minutes on the MacBook Pro Dual Core 2.8GHz now takes 6 minutes on the i7. What an improvement. I couldn't be more impressed, except if Apple would have slipped in a Blu-Ray Burner - but then hardly anyone offers a Blu-ray player on a laptop yet. Thanks Apple!

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  • reply on April 22, 2010 by javawolfpack

    I think their choice to not include bluray was prudent considering the complications it causes being on a computer... these complications coming from the fact the format requires trusted software/connections to function... and the software usually requires a connection to the internet to work too. I got one on my desktop and I can't play anything, plus after my last format the software won't reinstall, because I had already installed it before, even though its the same computer. I think apple chose not to add this problem to their computers. And I'll agree the speed of the new computers is a dramatic improvement over the previous generation...

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Quick Specifications

  • Release date04/12/10
  • Processor Intel Core i7 2.66 GHz ( Dual-Core )
  • Memory 4 GB / 8 GB (max)
  • Hard Drive 500 GB - Serial ATA-150 - 5400 rpm
  • Operating System Apple Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard
  • Display Type 15.0 in TFT active matrix
  • Max Resolution 1440 x 900 ( WXGA+ )
  • Graphics Processor NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M / Intel HD Graphics
  • Optical Drive DVD±RW (±R DL) - Integrated
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