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Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Apple Brings Thunderbolt to MacBook Pro

With lightning fast Thunderbolt I/O technology and boasting a new FaceTime HD camera, Apple’s improved MacBook Probrings next generation processors and graphics to its customers. Using the benchmark of previous versions of the MacBook Pro, the latest edition features the most current dual-core and quad core Intel Core processing chips.
Significant value and amazing performance all this with a portable design can be had, with some models priced under $2000 for the new 13inch device. This compact design is powered by Intel Core i5 and Core i7 dual processing chips giving the 13inch MacBook Pro speeds up to 2.7 GHz.
“The new MacBook Pro brings next generation dual and quad Core processors, high performance graphics, Thunderbolt technology and FaceTime HD to the great design loved by our pro customers,” said Philip Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing. “Thunderbolt is a revolutionary new I/O technology that delivers an amazing 10 gigabits per second and can support every important I/O standard which is ideal for the new MacBook Pro.”
The revolutionary Thunderbolt I/O technology is being introduced into the notebook computer marketplace in the MacBook Pro. Thunderbolt, developed jointly by Intel with assistance from Apple, delivers capabilities not possible on previous notebooks. Being able to transfer up to 10Gps, by way of 2 bidirectional channels.
Through adapters it can operate Firewire, USB devices,a dn Gigabit Ethernet networks and by using PCI Express, Thunderbolt delivers directly to external high performance peripherals such as RAID arrays. The 15 and 17 inch includes integrated high-performance AMD Radeon graphics processor.
The MacBook Pro now includes a built-in FaceTime HD camera with triple the resolution of the previous generation for crisp, widescreen video calls. With Apple’s innovative FaceTime video calling software, the new camera allows high definition video calls between all new MacBook Pro models and supports standard resolution calls with other Intel-based Macs, iPhone® 4 and the current generation iPod touch®.

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