The MacBook Pro 17 inch is ultra-thin, the battery life is 8 hours
At the ongoing MacWorld Expo, Apple has shown a long-standing battery that has been discussed for a long time. MacBook Pro 17-inch screen has a slim design and especially the machine can operate continuously for 8 hours.
The 17-inch MacBook Pro is Apple's most heavy-duty product in this launch
The 17-inch MacBook Pro is the thinnest and lightest computer in the 17-inch screen laptop segment.
17-inch LED backlit screen has a resolution of 1,920 × 1,200, pixels. It is equipped with 2.93 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 8GB 1066MHz DDR3 RAM, 320GB hard drive. Users can choose anti-glare mirror screen, 50 USD more expensive than regular screen.
The 17-inch MacBook Pro has two USB 2.0 ports on the left, a Mini DisplayPort, FireWire 800, audio port and ExpressCard slot.
Apple advertises its new line of computers that can operate 8 hours after each battery charge. Maximum battery replacement time is 5 years.
This computer will be shipped in January 2009. Price: USD 2,799.
Admire the first image of the 17-inch MacBook Pro:
The thinest and lightest MacBook Pro in the 17-inch laptop category
The MacBook Pro 17 inch supports multiple connection ports
Mirror screens cost 50 USD more than regular screens
The 17-inch MacBook Pro connects to the CinemaDisplay 24-inch LED display via the connector
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