Apple MacBook Pro MD102 Core i7-3520M 2.9GHz 8GB 750GB 13.3in
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Apple MacBook Pro MD102X/A 13inch 2.9GHz Laptop
Apple MacBook Pro (13-inch, summer 2009) review Review
Promoting its basic 13-inch, aluminium unibody laptop to the Pro series, Apple has added features while cutting the base price. There are still some features we'd like to see included, but this is one of the most universally useful laptops available- Adds SD card slot and reacquires FireWire port
- Solid unibody construction
- Giant multitouch trackpad
- Non-removable battery
- No matte screen or discrete graphics options
Mac is Back : 13-inch Macbook Pro Summer 2009 Notebook
The Macbook pro sure created ripples in the laptop world when it first hit the markets in January 2006. After a while, in January 2008 came apple's next revolution-the Macbook air, which stood claim to the coveted title of "the lightest notebook".
MacBook Pro 13 inch review
If all laptops were like this, we're pretty sure there'd be peace on earth- Jaw-flooring looks
- tons of power
- handy extras and stonking battery life
- Battery is non-removeable
Reviews: Apple MacBook Pro MB991LL/A: Review
A great ultraportable notebook that offers consumers a balance of
The lack of an SD card reader could be considered a technicality. But it would take a notebook entry level; as good as it can do without this service. But the answer is
Review: Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch Notebook
The littlest MacBook Pro finally gets all the features of its larger brethren, making it pound for pound one of the most impressive laptops on the market today. For starters, the aluminum unibody construction is solid to an extreme: There's no wiggle or shimmy when you lift up this laptop.- Seriously solid unibody design shrunk down to more portable proportions
- Dazzling performance for a machine this small (just 4.5 pounds)
- SD card slot
- Love the backlit keys
- Teensy keyboard, puny arrow keys
- LCD could be brighter
- Nonremovable battery doesn't last "all day" as advertised (reality: not quite four hours with a DVD going)
Apple MacBook - 2009 Edition (MC207B/A)
It's Apple's most affordable MacBook, but is the refreshed entry-level 13in model the best value option?
IN DEPTH REVIEW: Apple 13 inch Mac Book Pro
Until now, Apple's MacBook Pro range has only come in 15 and 17 inch models - meaning if you wanted the convenience of a 13 inch Apple notebook then you had to forgo some of the advanced features of the MacBook Pro and opt for a MacBook.
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.
- Still uses a Core 2 Duo processor
- No new ports added
- Expensive compared with Core i3 laptops
- Strong battery life
- Improved Nvidia graphics