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 Apple MacBook 13 Top Case Trackpad With Keyboard White  US $44.95
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 Top Case Trackpad Assembly 17 Powerbook G4 Aluminum 922 5778 US $89.00
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Wall Flower Design Protector Skin Decal Sticker for Apple MacBook Air 11 inch Multi-Touch (release Fall 2010)
Sale Price: $29.99  |
DescriptionThis skin decal sticker is designed for Apple MacBook Air 11 inch Latest (released in Fall 2010) with MULTI-TOUCH TRACKPAD (Entire trackpad acts as a button). They are covered with a clear protectant layer for the ultimate in durability, it use a patented repositionable & removable adhesive backing for fast, easy and accurate installation and goo-free removal! They are paper-thin so they do not add any bulk... |
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Wall Flower Design Skin Decal Sticker for Apple MacBook PRO 13"" Aluminum (w/ SD card slot released in 2009)
Sale Price: $29.99 |
DescriptionThis skin decal sticker is designed for Apple MacBook PRO 13"" Aluminum (NO SEPARATE TOUCHPAD BUTTON) w/ SD card slot which released in June 2009 and a FireWire port. They are covered with a clear protectant layer for the ultimate in durability, it use a patented repositionable & removable adhesive backing for fast, easy and accurate installation and goo-free removal! They are paper-thin so they do not add any bulk... |
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Wall Flower Design Protector Skin Decal Sticker for Apple MacBook Pro 15 inch (SEPARATE TRACKPAD button, released in Jan 2006)
Sale Price: $29.99 |
DescriptionThis skin decal sticker is designed for MacBook Pro 15 inch (SEPARATE TRACKPAD button, released in Jan 2006). They are covered with a clear protectant layer for the ultimate in durability, it use a patented repositionable & removable adhesive backing for fast, easy and accurate installation and goo-free removal! They are paper-thin so they do not add any bulk... |
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Apple MacBook Pro MD311LL/A 17-Inch Laptop (NEWEST VERSION)
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Description1920 x 1200 WUXGA Display - 4 GB RAM - 750 GB HDD - DVD-Writer - AMD Radeon HD 6770M, Intel HD 3000 Graphics Card - Bluetooth - Thunderbolt - Webcam - Mac OS X Lion - 7 Hour Battery - DisplayPort |
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Apple Wireless Keyboard MC184LL/B [NEWEST VERSION]
Sale Price: $69.00 |
DescriptionUse the Apple Wireless Keyboard on your desk, on your lap, or anywhere within 30 feet of your Mac or iPad - all because of its built-in Bluetooth technology. Its compact design takes up 24 percent less space on your desktop than full-size keyboards, so you have extra room to move the keyboard around and mouse comfortably alongside of it... |
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Apple Magic Mouse
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DescriptionIt began with iPhone. Then came iPod touch. Then MacBook Pro. Intuitive, smart, dynamic. Multi-Touch technology introduced a remarkably better way to interact with your portable devices - all using gestures... |
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CaseCrown Faux Leather Book Cover (Black) Clip On Case for Apple MacBook Air 11 Inch Laptop
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DescriptionProtect your 11" MacBook Air with the CaseCrown Faux Leather Book Cover Clip On Case! This lightweight case is a perfect match for your MacBook Air and fits snugly. It can be easily carried around as is or it can be slipped into a sleeve or backpack! Keep your case enclosed with the magnetic snap enclosure... |
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CaseCrown Faux Leather Book Cover (Black) Clip On Case for Apple MacBook Air 13 Inch Laptop
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DescriptionProtect your 13" MacBook Air with the CaseCrown Faux Leather Book Cover Clip On Case! This lightweight case is a perfect match for your MacBook Air and fits snugly. It can be easily carried around as is or it can be slipped into a sleeve or backpack! Keep your case enclosed with the magnetic snap enclosure... |
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MacBook Keyboard & Top Case Trackpad Black 13" 270
Sale Price: $119.95 |
DescriptionThis is a MacBook 13" black keyboard / Top case assembly. On the 13" Macbook, the keyboard is integrated into the top case, and is not available separately as in other models. This part also includes the trackpad assembly... |
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Wireless Bluetooth Visor Speaker Cell Phone Handsfree Car Auto Kit for Apple iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPad 1 &2, Samsung Galaxy Tab, HP TouchPad, Acer Tablet, Motorola Droid 3, Droid Bionic, Phaton 4G
Sale Price: $24.98 |
DescriptionTired of fumbling with your bluetooth headset each time your Cellphone Ring? Now with this new Bluetooh visor speaker phone, you can easily click the button and talk to your friends and family right away! Don't get caught talking on cellphone without headset, with this speaker phone, you can talk all you want when you drive! Advanced built-in microphone with echo cancellation & noise suppression Specifications: Bluetooth Version 2... |
What is the difference between a MacBook and a MacBook Pro?
Hi, since the release of the new macbooks, I was wondering what the major differences are. I know before it was the graphics and the trackpad, but is that still the case? Also, what is this I am reading about the difference between black and white macbooks? Personally, I'd prefer to have a white computer, but is this the best choice?
I'm going off to college next fall, so I figured I'd check out some computers early.
Also, what is the price difference between the two?
Upon first glace the similarities are not immediately apparent, as the MacBook models use "bright white" or "sleek black" polycarbonate cases with 13.3-inch "glossy" widescreen displays with a 1280x800 native resolution. While closed, the MacBook systems are 1.08 inches "tall", 12.78 inches wide, 8.92 inches deep, and weigh 5.2 pounds. The MacBook Pro 15" models, on the other hand, use silver-colored aluminium cases with 15.2-inch "matte" displays (as of May 16, 2006, a "glossy" display also is available for the same price) with a 1440x900 native resolution. The MacBook Pro 15" models are 1.0 inches "tall", 14.1 inches wide, 9.6 inches deep, and weigh 5.6 pounds.
Upon closer inspection, one is bound to notice a number of external similarities. Both the MacBook and MacBook Pro 15" have "scrolling TrackPads" that allow one to scroll or pan by touching the trackpad with two fingers instead of one (although the MacBook also has a new "two-finger click" capability, which allows one to place two fingers on the trackpad and click with a third and the notebook interprets this action as the same as a "control-click"), built-in iSight video cameras for easy videoconferencing, included Apple Remotes for use with Apple Front Row media organization software, and the clever "MagSafe" power connector. The MacBook lacks the fiber-optic-based "ambient light sensors" that automatically "measure ambient light and work with integrated software to adjust keyboard illumination and screen brightness based on user preferences" of the MacBook Pro models, but does have a unique "flush against the bed" keyboard design that provides a "firmer touch" for the MacBook than the iBook G4 that it replaced. The MacBook also has a magnetic latch that "catches without a catch", meaning that it is "sealed" simply by two magets rather than a magnetically attracted latch with a moving part.
Connectivity is practically identical, as both the MacBook and MacBook Pro 15" models have AirPort Extreme (802.11g), Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, Gigabit Ethernet, two USB 2.0 ports, a FireWire "400" port, and optical digital audio in/out. The MacBook, however, substitutes a mini-DVI out port for the DVI out provided by the MacBook Pro, and lacks the ExpressCard/34 expansion slot. Neither the MacBook nor the MacBook Pro have an internal modem, although an external Apple USB Modem is available for US$49.
There are some important internal differences between the MacBook and MacBook Pro, but there are a number of similarities. Both systems include Intel "Core Duo" processors -- with two independent processor "cores" on a single silicon chip -- a 2 MB shared "on chip" level 2 cache, a 667 MHz frontside bus, and support for 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM (PC2-5300) RAM.
The most notable internal difference is that the MacBook systems include "integrated graphics" -- "the Intel GMA 950 graphics processor with 64MB of DDR2 SDRAM shared with main memory" -- whereas the MacBook Pro models all include the substantially faster ATI Mobility Radeon X1600 graphics processor with either 128 MB or 256 MB of dedicated GDDR3 SDRAM. The MacBook systems support an external display up to 1920x1200 pixels, and the MacBook Pro models have dual-link DVI and consequently can support an external display up to 2560x1600 pixels, including the massive Apple Cinema Display 30".
Configuration is similar too, particularly between the "consumer high end" MacBook 2.0 13" (Black) and the reconfigured/pricecut "professional entry level" MacBook Pro 2.0 15". Both have the same processor speed, 512 MB of RAM (although the MacBook has RAM installed in pairs to help the performance of the integrated graphics, and the MacBook Pro has it installed on a single DIMM to make upgrading easier), and 80.0 GB 5400 RPM hard drives (Serial ATA for the MacBook and Serial ATA/100 for the MacBook Pro). Both systems include "Sudden Motion Sensor" technology that stops the hard drive heads from moving if the notebook is dropped.
Both the MacBook and MacBook Pro 15" models are capable of reading dual-layer DVDs, but only the MacBook Pro 2.16 17" is capable of writing to dual-layer DVD media.
Of particular interest for those who were perplexed when Apple did not originally disclose the battery life of the MacBook Pro 15" when it was introduced, Apple quotes a maximum battery life of six hours for the MacBook using a 55-watt-hour battery, although the company estmates 3.5 hours while using wi-fi and 2.5 hours of DVD playback. This compares to an Apple estimated 4.5 hours using a 60-watt-hour battery with the MacBook Pro 15".
In a nutshell, the configurations vary, but the most notable differences between the MacBook and MacBook Pro 15" are that the consumer-targeted MacBook models are smaller and lighter with 13" displays, come in white and black cases instead of silver, have less expensive, and slower, "dedicated graphics", lack ExpressCard/34, but provide longer battery life and cost less.
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