Best Laptop August 2009: Plenty of Highlights to choose from
By Jenny • Sep 9th, 2009 • Category: LaptopsSteve Jobs’ Apple is one of the biggest companies that are engaged in manufacturing a wide range of laptops. The company uses some of the best technology and quality assured components that provides optimum results to the user. The laptop is fitted with some of the best features that provide high speed and long functional life. The laptop is very compact and is very easy to carry and transport. It also has a very clear display that provides breathtaking images.
The Apple Macbook Pro (MC026B/A) is the best laptop August 2009. The device is fitted with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor that provides amazing results. As far as Apple laptops go, the MC026B/A MacBook Pro is clearly one of the best. It possesses a clock speed of around 2,660 Mhz. It is fitted with 4,096 MB that provides superb speed to the processing of the device. The hard disk memory of the device is about 320 GB that enables you to store all the data. It is equipped with a 15 inch wide display that provides amazing picture quality. The resolution of the display is about WXGA+ (1440 x 900). The laptop is also fitted with an nVidia GeForce 9600M GT graphics card that enables you to play all types of PC games. It is installed with Apple MAC OS X 10.5 Leopard operating system.
The laptop is fitted with an inbuilt webcam that enable you to video chat. It also has a Kensington Lock Support that provides total security. The laptop is fitted with an amazing rechargeable battery that provides a long battery back up and a hassle free functional life.
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can we install Windows7 OS on MACBOOK Pro?
When Windows XP is working fine, can we assume that windows7 can be installed too?
thank you in advance.
i would like to buy a laptop how can i get it am in uganda
Yes, you can indeed install Windows 7 on the MacBook Pro.
And by all accounts it works great: http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9595_22-337007.html.
Regards,
James
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