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The New Architecture In Apple MacBook Pro MC374LL/A
Apple MacBook Pro MC374LL/A comes with NVIDIA integrated graphics with a 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, which is extremely fast for a laptop of this size. This makes the best combination of performance, portability and battery life - up to 10 hours - without adding one ounce of thinner, lighter MacBook Pro
As with previous models, the new MacBook Pro features a precision unibody enclosure from a single piece of aluminum, creating a workhorse mobile computing thin and lightweight (less than 1 inch thick and only 4.5 pounds), which is also very strong.
The screen on this laptop, a 13.3 inch LED-backlit display with 1280-by-800 resolution, is impeccable. Many people want larger screens in their laptops but it is amazing how this 13.3 inch screen serves your needs. Since this machine comes with an HDMI type adaptor, you can always connect laptop to TV when you want a larger screen.
The new architecture for energy savings in Apple MacBook Pro MC374LL/A delivers up to 10 hours on one charge, an improvement over last years Mac and much better than many PC laptops out there, except for the ASUS laptops which achieve that and a little more.
The 4 GB of memory allows many applications comfortably running at the same time.. and a 250GB hard drive, as usual, is the most powerful MacBook Pro MC374LL/A 13-inch Pro yet. It also comes with Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard operating system - an operating system designed for the advanced technology inside - and comes with iLife '09 suite of applications, including iPhoto, iMovie , GarageBand and iTunes.
With a 1066 MHz bus and 3MB of shared L2 cache Intel Core 2 Duo, all applications faster and more efficiently than you think. The 13-inch Macbook Pro MC374LL/A also includes the new NVIDIA GeForce 320M integrated graphics processor with 48 processing cores - three times before. This results in a difference with 3D games and graphics intensive applications. And when you're not, you have a new energy-efficient architecture that uses up to 40 percent less energy for daily activities such as writing e-mail and surf the net.
Doctors list why they love Apple products, and miss Steve (TUAW)
It's no secret that the iPad is a hit in the healthcare industry, but doctors
love more than just the sleek tablet. A study earlier this year showed that a
full 75 percent of US physicians owned some sort of Apple device. In a post
Wednesday on MedPage Today, blogger Iltifat Husain tabulated the reasons that
doctors love their Apple products, and why they mourn the passing of Steve
Jobs.
Husain listed three main reasons: Simplicity, solid build quality and
uniformity. In terms of simplicity, Husain mentions that so many medical
devices and systems are functional, but poorly designed and often difficult to
use. Having Apple devices in their lives gives them something to appreciate,
not only because doctors are working around complex devices the rest of the
time, but because their profession is so complex as well.
When it comes to solid build quality, Husain said Apple devices extend the
solidity of well-built medical equipment into the personal devices carried by
physicians. Husain's word about Apple products sound like a love letter: "The
feeling of a Macbook Pro confers this; just compare the aluminum unibody
hardware build to the majority of plastic casing laptops -- ...
13" MacBook Pro Unibody Glass Removal and LCD Replacement Part 1
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