17-inch MacBook Pro/2.16GHz
Pros
- Excellent performance with Universal software
- MagSafe power connector
- 8x SuperDrive with double-layer support
- Much improved AirPort reception
- Virtually silent operation
- 1GB of RAM now standard
- Adds a third USB 2.0 port
- Includes FireWire 800
- Big, bright, beautiful widescreen display
- Built-in iSight
Cons
- No internal modem option
- No PCMCIA or ExpressCard/54 slots
- Mediocre performance with non-native applications
- Disappointing battery life
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