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The MacBook Pro, which was introduced by Apple, Inc. at the Macworld Expo in January 2006, is a laptop that’s considered to be superior to the extremely popular and stylish MacBook. Along with offering a more vivid display, a faster processor and more bells and whistles, this model has the look and feel that professionals prize.

The initial model, known as the Discrete MacBook Pro, has a look that’s reminiscent of the PowerBook G4. Made of aluminum, when introduced the basic model offered a 15-inch LCD screen, a 1.83GHz processor and 512MB of memory. Critics noted that this early MacBook Pro lacked FireWire800 and S-Video ports. The FireWire800, iSight webcam and a magnetic power connector known as Magsafe were all later included in the MacBook Pro. Read the rest of this entry »

Apple just released their new magic mouse and it's pretty awesome. It's a bluetooth mouse that also incorporates the same type of touch scrolling as the iPhone.

The Magic Mouse touch scrolling is fluid and works with any amount of fingers on most of the mouse surface all the way down to the Apple logo. Flicking up and down gets you up and down web pages fast, as long as you have "momentum" turned on in the settings. Turn it off and you get fine-grained scrolling if you want to slowly navigate through a document, and full 360 degree scrolling for things like images.

It takes some getting used to as the ergonomics aren't exactly natural due to the low profile, but this is certainly is the biggest advancement in mouse technology since wireless came onto the scene.

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Apple, Inc. originally introduced the iMac, a desktop computer, on August 15, 1998. The latest in the iMac line were released on March 3, 2009. Models in this series include the iMac G3, iMac G4, iMac G5 and the Intel-based iMac. Over the years, iMacs have been noted for their trendy looks, ease of use and, of all things, USB port. The “i” in iMac stands for Internet as Apple sought to stress its connection to the rest of the world with this computer.

The iMac was the first Macintosh to utilize a USB port. The USB was the only peripheral interface in the original iMac. Although the USB connection was made by Intel, it was rarely found in PCs. Apple’s decision to use the port helped popularize it, inspiring other peripheral creators to make sure that they designed their products to use the interface. The USB port allowed hardware manufacturers to ensure their creations were compatible with both Macs and PCs. With the success of the USB port, Apple started to eliminate other interfaces from its products in favor of this universal connector. Read the rest of this entry »

The inexpensive Mac Mini entered the marketplace in January 2005. This computer is amazingly small, measuring 6.5 inches by 6.5 inches by 2.0 inches. It weighs in at 2.9 pounds and within its box-like shell you’ll find everything, including the optical drive, processor, hard drive, AirPort and USB ports.

The Mac Mini was Apple’s foray into offering an inexpensive, high performance computer that could utilize peripherals from any manufacturer. The original cost for this unit was $499. A faster version with more memory was also available at $599. Users could opt to incorporate a keyboard and screen from any other computer and made by just about any company, making the cost for the Mac Mini extremely low. Read the rest of this entry »

Apple’s Mac Pro was originally released on August 7, 2006. Since that time, it has been the workstation workhorse of the Macintosh line. It’s the fastest computer manufactured by the company. This model is powered by Intel, offers a Xeon microprocessor and has room for up to four internal hard drives. Since the Mac Pro’s debut, there have been two new versions. The first was released in early 2008 and the latest in early 2009.

The original Mac Pro offered an Intel 5000x chipset, NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GT graphics with 256MB of GDDR3 SDRAM, a 250GB Serial ATA hard drive with a 8MB cache and two 2.66GHz Dual-core Intel Xeon Woodcrest processors. The front side bus had 1333MHz of power and the optical drive was a 16x SuperDrive with double-layer support and 1GB of memory. These features made the Mac Pro a highly desirable desktop—fast, versatile, vivid and expansive.  Read the rest of this entry »

The MacBook, which was first introduced by Apple Inc. in May 2006, is a Macintosh notebook computer that replaced the iBook and 12” Powerbook. It has proven to be extremely popular, becoming the top-selling Macintosh ever. The MacBook of today is certainly different than the original model. There are two types of MacBooks—the polycarbonate version and the aluminum unibody model. The polycarbonate MacBook was the first of this line.

The MacBook was thinner than the G4 iBook that it replaced but wider than the PowerBook. It included a vivid widescreen display, a specially designed “MagSafe” power port and an Intel Core Duo processor. The “MagSafe” power port was a welcomed safety feature as it allowed the power cord to detach from the computer if someone moving by got caught in it. In the past, the power cord would stay attached to the portable computer and if some accidentally got wrapped in it, the computer tended to end up on the floor. Read the rest of this entry »

The PowerBook, a line of laptops by Apple, Inc., was manufactured from 1991- 2006. There were six different models developed in the PowerBook line—the PowerBook 100 series, PowerBook Duo, PowerPC, PowerBook G3 and PowerBook G4. For years, the G4 was seen as being the premium laptop computer manufactured by Macintosh.

Over the years, the Mac PowerBook, which was geared towards the professional market, received numerous awards. These included the 2001 Gold Industrial Design Excellence Award and the 2005 Laptop of the Year Award from Engadget. In 2006, the PowerBook and iBook models were discontinued and replaced by the popular MacBook line. Read the rest of this entry »