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17-inch MacBook Pro/2.2GHz Core i7 (Early 2011)
Pros
- Improved processing speed
- Impressive graphics performance
- Increased battery life
Cons
- Heavy
- Battery not user serviceable
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MacBook Pros (Early 2011) It’s been nearly a year since Apple refreshed its MacBook Pro line. That’s a longer-than-usual gap between updates, but the new MacBook Pros sport several changes under the hood, including new processors, new graphics processors, and a new peripheral connector. It all translates into performance jumps worth the wait. -
Current Mac Laptops This is the entire roster of currently shipping laptop models from Apple.
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Apple's iMac, MacBook Pro lines are SSD friendly Like the MacBook Pro before it, Apple's latest iMac line-up is optimized to squeeze more performance from solid-state drives. -
Inside Intel's next-gen Core processors Intel rang in 2011 with its second-generation Core processors, promising vastly superior performance, better graphics capabilities, and improved energy efficiency. -
Lab report: 2011 MacBook Pro benchmark results Macworld Lab has all five standard configurations of the new 2011 MacBook Pro, and the benchmark results are in -- and they’re impressive, with Speedmark scores between 13 and 53 percent faster than the systems they replace. Lab Director James Galbraith has the details. -
Apple revamps MacBook Pro line, adds Thunderbolt port Apple on Thursday updated its MacBook Pro line of portable computers, bringing new processors, better graphics, and a new connectivity standard dubbed Thunderbolt.
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