Weight: 2.4kg, USB ports: 2 x USB 2.0, FireWire ports: 1 x FireWire 400, OS Provided: Apple MacOS X 10.4 ...
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Review summary: They do say "You can't teach an old dog new tricks." Of course this is a generalisation that could not apply to you and me " or maybe it could. I decided to put it to the test with myself in the role of the "old dog-.
Verdict: Image courtesy of Apple Just how would an inveterate Windows user, such as myself, fare when confronted by an . After all with the close link up now existing between Apple and Intel, plus the recent arrival of Apple's bootcamp software that can ...
Read Full ReviewReview summary: A truly well-written book is one that captivates your attention and empowers your imagination. When you find a real page-turner, it's almost impossible to put down. Although it may not be what you're thinking of, Apple has expertly authored their new ...
Pros: Amazing performance ; excellent screen ; light, compact design ; well-designed MagSafe power adaptor ; handy migration assistant ; convenient combination of remote and FrontRow ; built-in iSight ; Boot Camp works well except for lack of trackpad ...
Cons: Default configurations need more RAM ; a more powerful graphics card would have earned the MacBookk 5 stars
Verdict: One difference between the MacBook and previous models is that instead of a physical latch, the MacBook is kept sealed when closed by a magnetic system. In my testing, the system worked well and actually seemed more reliable than the previous latches, ...
Read Full ReviewReview summary: A truly well-written book is one that captivates your attention and empowers your imagination. When you find a real page-turner, it's almost impossible to put down. Although it may not be what you're thinking of, Apple has expertly authored their new ...
Pros: Amazing performance ; excellent screen ; light, compact design ; well-designed MagSafe power adaptor ; handy migration assistant ; convenient combination of remote and FrontRow ; built-in iSight ; Boot Camp works well except for lack of trackpad ...
Cons: Default configurations need more RAM ; a more powerful graphics card would have earned the MacBookk 5 stars
Verdict: One difference between the MacBook and previous models is that instead of a physical latch, the MacBook is kept sealed when closed by a magnetic system. In my testing, the system worked well and actually seemed more reliable than the previous latches, ...
Read Full ReviewReview summary: The Intel Core Duo based MacBook that can run both Windows XP and Mac OS X.
Pros: Stylish design, Fast processor, Can run Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows XP, and Linux natively, Competitively priced, MagSafe AC adaptor, Fantastic keyboard, Vibrant 13.3-inch Glossy widescreen, Built-in iSight camera, Excellent software package, Digital ...
Cons: Intel integrated graphics, Ships with only 512MB of RAM, Heavy for 13.3" widescreen, Runs warm, Related, Gaming, Ultra Portable, Business, Cheapest
Verdict: Some major improvements over the iBook include a wider trackpad, magnetic LCD closure, MagSafe AC adaptor, fantastic keyboard (which can easily be removed for disassembly), and a built-in iSight webcam. Apple has also recently upgraded their iLife ...
Read Full ReviewReview summary: We check out Apple latest and greatest compact notebook.
Pros: Good value for money, compact and light weight, beautiful design
Cons: Battery heat issues, occassional fan noise, 512MB RAM feels too small
Verdict: A resonably priced, lightweight laptop which looks incredible, especially if you like Apple's design methods, and provides a solid, all-round computing experience.
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