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more about #mbp frigg: Of course, what would be really nice is if Apple upgraded the Macbooks to include Firewire! Given that everything else still includes it, including th... more » Brau: Gizmodo said "• Glossy and matte screen options are now available" WRONG! It's not matte, it's anti-glare, and a site like this should know the diff... more » frigg: yeah, that first pic is awesome. more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: While this will be buried on the 2nd page so I doubt anyone will see it. As an FYI, you can increase your battery life by creating a network scheme in... more » CaliBoom: "1000 complete charges-which also means 2000 half recharges or 8000 quarter recharges" I've been looking around to verify this and I can't find anythi... more » daftrok: There are several major drawbacks: 1) Battery built in. This is ass. I would rather the computer have 7 hours battery life and a removing mechanism th... more » nerve11: I still don't see a memory-card slot. But at least it has 3 USB slots, which is the bare minimum... This is also one honkin expensive piece of metal! ... more » KBeat: The SSD is looking better and better with each review. I just ordered the 500GB 7200 Seagate for my 15" MBP Unibody, but I see a SSD in my future. I'd... more » Kaiser-Machead: Personally, if I were going to spend 3k, I'd just deck out the higher spec 15" with some money to spare for the Applecare extended warranty. more » IUHoos: Regardless of who made it a 17 inch laptop is pretty freakin' big. The performance boost between a 15 and 17 inch laptop is pretty small compared to ... more » -
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The 17-Inch MacBook Pro Review
While Apple grandly updated their notebook line to the new unibody design, the 17-inch MacBook Pro, Apple's granddaddy of mobile computing, was left behind. Now, the 17-inch model joins its siblings—with promising bonus features. More » -
#retromodo
Jonathan Ive Has Gone Too Far This Time
Remember the days of wallpaper illusions? Good. Because digitizing your child isn't the next Macbook feature. Steve Jobs hasn't lost control of his chief designer. The world is doomed (yet). [Optical Illusions] -
