Apple can upgrade MacBook with Core i5 and i7
In addition to Intel's new generation of processors, the MacBook also comes with the latest SSD and Optimus technology from Nvidia.
In addition to the new generation of Intel processors, the MacBook also comes with the latest SSD and Optimus technology from Nvidia .
According to information from MacRumors , Apple will soon release versions of the MacBook, MacBook Pro and MacBook Air with the participation of Core i3, i5 or i7 processors. A component supplier for Apple in Taiwan said the reason for the delay was due to the recent restrictions of the Arrandale 32nm processor supply.
MacBook Pro will soon be upgraded this month. Photo: Appleinsider .
According to the above information, the new "Apple" laptop models will be integrated with hard drive up to 640 GB or SSD solid hard drive with capacity up to 248 GB. Battery life is also increased to more than 8 hours (compared to about 7 hours currently).
In addition, Nvidia's Optimus technology helps to switch between integrated graphics chips and discrete graphics cards will also be included in new product lines to maximize the performance.
Currently, some MacBook Pro models have the ability to switch from Nvidia GeForce 9400M graphics chip to a powerful 9600M GT graphics card. However, this conversion is not as effective as Nvidia's new technology.
Expected, the upgrade version will be introduced to Apple consumers this month.
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