Information on the Apple MacBook Laptop
The MacBook is one of Apple's most popular laptops because its ease of use and affordability. Updated on a regular basis, the MacBook gets faster, sleeker and gains more features as Apple works on making each new model better than the previous models. The MacBook can be used for business, school or at home.
Other People Are Reading
-
MacBook Features
-
The current Apple MacBook laptop has a wealth of features. Among some of the features is a built-in seven-hour battery made of lithium-polymer that can be recharged up to a 1,000 times. It has a multi-touch track pad with a glass surface that allows users to touch anywhere to click, scroll, swipe and rotate. There's also a built-in camera that shoots video and takes photos from the top of the MacBook display.
MacBook Design
-
The 13-inch MacBooks is 1.08 inches thick and weighs 4.7 lbs. and is made of polycarbonate. The screen is LED backlit with a resolution of 1280 by 800 pixels. The keyboard is full size, and the power cord is magnetically connected to the computer.
-
MacBook Memory and other features
-
The Intel Core 2 Duo processor runs on 2.26Ghz with a 3MB L2 cache running 1:1 processing speed, and there is 2GB of 1066Mhz DDR3 SDRAM. There's also a built-in AirPort Extreme Wi-Fi networking as well as a Bluetooth 2.1, plus Enhanced Data Rate wireless technology.
MacBook and the Environment
-
The batteries last for up to five years, which reduces waste. Apple offers a program that allows you to return dead batteries to Apple in most countries where the laptop is sold.
MacBook Pro and MacBook Air
-
The MacBook Pro is an upgrade from the regular Apple MacBook laptop. It comes in a 13-inch, 15-inch and 17-inch screen display. The body is made of aluminum, and it has a longer battery life than the basic MacBook model. The battery in the 13-inch model lasts up to 10 hours. The MacBook Air is the thinnest of all the MacBooks and is made of aluminum. When closed, the body is less than an inch thick and weighs just 3 lbs.
-
References
Resources
- Photo Credit working late_1 image by think jesters from Fotolia.com
