The MacBook Pro notebook is powered by a 2.16 GHz dual-core Intel engine. Up to five times the speed of the PowerBook G4. Eight times the graphics bandwidth. With built-in iSight for instant video conferencing on the move. Front Row with Apple Remote to dazzle everyone in the room.
Features
Processor
Intel Core Duo 2.16GHz
Manufacturer
Apple, Inc
Ports
2 x 4-pin Type A USB 2.0 - USB 1 x 4-pin IEEE 1394a - FireWire 1 x RJ-45 Network 1 x Mini-phone S/PDIF/Headphone 1 x Mini-phone S/PDIF/Audio In 1 x DC Power Input 1 x DVI 1 x 15-pin HD-15 VGA
Hard Drive
100GB Serial ATA 5400 rpm
Network
Gigabit Ethernet IEEE 802.3ab Apple AirPort Extreme Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11b/g Bluetooth Bluetooth 2.0
Display Screen
15.4" Widescreen Active Matrix TFT Color LCD
Operating System
Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger
Processor Technology
Enhanced SpeedStep Technology
Keyboard
Full Size
Manufacturer Part Number
MA601LL/A
Standard Memory
1GB
Standard Warranty
1 Year Limited
Batteries
1 x Lithium Polymer (Li-Polymer) Standard Battery
Optical Drive
DVD-Writer - DVDR/RW
Manufacturer Website Address
www.apple.com
Maximum Memory
2GB
Dimensions
1" Height x 14.1" Width x 9.6" Depth
Graphics Controller
ATi Mobility Radeon X1600 256MB GDDR3 SDRAM
Bus Speed
667MHz
Memory Technology
DDR2 SDRAM
Weight
5.6 lb
Product Line
MacBook Pro
Memory Standard
DDR2-667/PC2-5300
Product Name
MacBook Pro Notebook
Product Type
Notebook
Tech Specs
Ports
2 x 4-pin Type A USB 2.0 - USB 1 x 4-pin IEEE 1394a - FireWire 1 x RJ-45 Network 1 x Mini-phone S/PDIF/Headphone 1 x Mini-phone S/PDIF/Audio In 1 x DC Power Input 1 x DVI 1 x 15-pin HD-15 VGA
Processor
Intel Core Duo 2.16GHz
Package Contents
MacBook Pro Notebook
Apple Remote
AC Wall Plug
Power Cord
Lithium-Polymer Battery
Power Adaptor with MagSafe Connector
DVI to VGA Adaptor
Install/Restore DVDs
Printed and Electronic Documentation
Input Voltage
110V AC 220V AC
Standard Memory
1GB
Network
Gigabit Ethernet IEEE 802.3ab Apple AirPort Extreme Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11b/g Bluetooth Bluetooth 2.0
When Apple announced its transition to Intel, there was the expectation that hardware updates would become more frequent. So it came as a surprise when Apple was slow to move to the newer, more efficient Core 2 Duo processor. Eventually, not only did Apple switch to the 64-bit processor, they also added many features that were left out of the original MacBook Pro, namely a dual-layer DVD burner and FireWire 800. I think Apple seriously upped the ante with this revision....read the full review
