The lower end model starts at $1,199, and features a 2.4GHz dual-core Core i5 processor, 4GB of RAM, and 320GB hard drive. 13-inch MacBook Pro - Last time around the 13-inchers didn't exactly get a lot of love (they were stuck with older Core 2 Duo processors), but this time is different - both 13.3-inch models are now available with Core i5 and i7 processors.
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The other major physical update to all the machines is the new FaceTime HD camera - it's triple the resolution of the previous iSight MacBook Pro cams and supports full HD video calling. We've got some more details on Thunderbolt here.
However, there is the addition of the new Thunderbolt connector, which promises up to 10Gbps data transfer speeds, and yes, it's based on Intel's long awaited Light Peak technology. %Gallery-117499%Īesthetically, the new Macbook Pro models don't seem to be have been altered all that much - they're still the aluminum unibody machines we know and love. How much will they cost you and what are the exact specs? You'll want to hit the jump for all of that and the official press release. There are two new 13-inchers, two 15.4-inch versions, and one lone 17-inch model. Just as we had heard, all three will be getting new Intel Sandy Bridge Core i5 and i7 processors, AMD Radeon HD 6000M graphics (bye bye, NVIDIA!), FaceTime HD cameras, and some super fast Thunderbolt I/O transfer speeds.
Come on, you knew this was coming! Oh yes, Apple's pulling the curtain off its new MacBook Pro family, and compared to the last refresh cycle, there are a serious amount of updates.
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