Apple MacBook Pro MD102 Core i7-3520M 2.9GHz 8GB 750GB 13.3in
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15 years ago
Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch
Apple upgraded its entire range of notebooks with the mid-2012 refresh. Although the 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display has grabbed most of the headlines, the entry-level 13-inch MacBook Pro shouldn't be overlooked.
Pros:
- New processors
- Better integrated graphics
- Unibody build
- USB 3.0
- Excellent screen
Cons:
- No discrete graphics
- Limited upgrade options
- Only a small speed bump
- Slow hard drives
- Cheaper model only Core i5
15 years ago
Apple Macbook Pro 13in 2.66GHz
While the top-end of Apple's current line-up of laptop models uses Intel's latest Core i5 and i7 processors , this model, the two 13in models instead use the older and less powerful Core 2 Duo chip. In practice, for a lot of users this won't make a big difference.
15 years ago
Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch 2.7GHz Thunderbolt review
The 13in Apple MacBook Pro doesn't include all the specialist hardware and support services an enterprise might want, but it's still one of the best laptops we've seen thanks to its fast performance, long battery life, comfortable keyboard, bright display and excellent build quality.
15 years ago
GREAT Laptop
Its 2.9 GHz is hard to beat, none of the other MacBooks can beat it unLESS it has the solid state drive. The 8GB RAM is amazing, and if you think about it it has 3/4's of a TB. Its a little pricey but worth every penny.
Pros:
- Its 2.9 GHz is hard to beat
- none of the other MacBooks can beat it unLESS it has the solid state drive
Cons:
- There is nothing that is NOT great about it
15 years ago
13-Inch MacBook Pro Review
Looking for a new notebook for college or work? The new 13-inch MacBook Pro is the perfect edition to this luxury notebook family. In this article, I review this new addition to the Mac lineup and share my experience with this notebook.
15 years ago
Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch Review
With the early 2011 refresh of the MacBook Pro family, Apple came out with both guns blazing. Not only is the entire lineup now powered by Intel's second generation Core i5 and i7 mobile processors (commonly known by its codename, Sandy Bridge), but the new MacBook Pros also feature the brand-new...
Pros:
- Great overall performance
- Decent 3D gaming performance
- Amazing battery life
- Excellent-quality display
- Elegant design
- Thunderbolt technology
- Sturdy "unibody" design
- Multi-touch gesture trackpad
- Great Keyboard
Cons:
- Battery is not removable
- 1,280x800 native resolution
- Fan Can Get Noisy Under Load
- No Thunderbolt peripherals available yet
15 years ago
Apple Macbook Pro 13 750GB HDD
When Apple wanted to send us a couple of their shiny new range of Mac Book Pros , we were quite excited. Who wouldn't be? No, Apple hasn't changed the look and design at all (sorry to disappoint!). What has changed, is the addition of Intel's newer Core i5 and Core i7 processors.
15 years ago
Apple's Macbook Pro 13 laptop proves there is still design greatness in portability
Keep your eye firmly fixed on the picture to the right and it's difficult not to fall for the MacBook Pro 13. Stripped of the glossy, attention-seeking clothes of the average laptop, its body is hewn from a single chunk of aluminium, with just the black of the keyboard and display bezel to contrast...
16 years ago
13" 2.66GHz Core 2 Duo MacBook Pro review
If you already have the previous 13in MacBook Pro, there’s not a lot of reasons to upgrade unless you simply must have the newest version of everything. The changes to the 13in line-up are mostly about improved graphics and battery life â€" they aren’t all that different from the year before â€"...
16 years ago
Without the upgrade to Intel's new processors, the smallest in the MacBook Pro range sits a step behind its higher-powered, bigger-screened siblings.
Pros:
- Still uses a Core 2 Duo processor
- No new ports added
- Expensive compared with Core i3 laptops
Cons:
- Strong battery life
- Improved Nvidia graphics
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