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Wednesday, July 11, 2012

The MacBook Pro




The MacBook Pro— what it was and what it is now.
  
Picture the 2008 15-inch MacBook Pro with all the tech specs that the new iPad has and all the apps plus the functions like Notifications and the multi-touch gestures that a fairly large portion of the world has been buying. Pretty much, that’s Apple’s MacBook Pro with the Retina display. But the other option is to buy the iPad 3 for $1,700 less  and you still get the same kind of stuff as the new MacBook Pro and also is a lot smaller then the newer MacBook Pro. But if you are opposed to the new touch sensors and like the sound of the  clickety-clack of your keyboard either buy an old MacBook Pro or get a keyboard case for your iPad.

The main reason the new MacBook Pro is good for teenagers is gaming, when you play one of the games that are only for the Mac Platform. Although the Mac system is a whole lot easier to cheat which means that people have to get banned from games. Also, with Apple’s new OS X Mountain Lion operating system you can practically sync everything together and it also has Game Center which is a huge gaming network around the world that lets people compete on multiple platforms. The iPad also has a 4G Wi-Fi connection, which is something that apple’s new MacBook Pro does not have, although it is a whole lot bigger than the iPad and it has more processors.
Cost of Different Models:

16G with basic Wi-Fi:499.99
32G with basic Wi-Fi:599.99
64G with basic Wi-Fi:699.99
16G with 4GLTE:629.99
32G with 4GLTE:729.99
64G with 4GLTE:829.99

15-inch:2.3 GHz Retina display 15-inch:2.6 GHz Retina display

      2.6GHz quad-core Intel Core i7   2.6GHz quad-core Intel Core i7    
      Turbo Boost up to 3.3GHz          Turbo Boost up to3.3GHz    
      8GB 1600MHz memory                        8GB 1600MHz memory 
   256GB flash storage                              512GB flash storage
                                      
      Intel HD Graphics 4000                        Intel HD Graphics 4000
      NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M                NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M
      With 1GB of GDDR5 memory      With 1GB of GDDR5 memory                                 
      Built-in battery (7 hours)2                    Built-in battery (7 hours)             
  $2,199.00                                       $2,799.00                            

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