apple macbook pro 2011 i7 8gb 750gb 13 inch

Having it next to some TN-based panels, the Apple MBP screen just wipes the floor with sharpness and color. The color feels so vibrant and when the brightness is at full, the screen really shines - one of the best features of the MacBook Pro. A single word to describe the screen? Gorgeous. The screen Apple have chosen to use is an IPS-based 17-inch, 1920x1200 resolution LED display. Things like 'why isn't every other manufacturer including this' to 'how could I ever live without this!' Scrolling on websites is so smooth with the trackpad, once you've had a few hours with it,it becomes something you start thinking about. There is no left or right button it comes down to the amount of fingers you use that determines the action in the software. I did not even know it supported double-press, but the entire multi-touch trackpad is one large button. Want to go back to a previous webpage? Three finger swipe.

I never thought it would be *that* useful, but it truly is. The multi-touch trackpad is capable of inertial scrolling, pinch, rotate, swipe, three-finger swipe, four-finger swipe, tap, double-tap and even includes drag capabilities. Now onto one of the best features of the laptop, one that is not really discussed in reviews - the multi-touch trackpad. For people who don't touch type or require their eyes on the keys when typing, this is a great option. The keyboard also looks great in dark areas or rooms because of the backlight. The keys are very soft to press and make typing quite easy. The keyboard is one of the best I've had the pleasure of typing on the keys look cramped - but they're not. Once you've turned the notebook on and used it, you just feel as though the premium was worth it. Yes, it's a premium of roughly $1000 over the Windows-based machines, but a premium I find that is justified. I picked up the 17-inch MacBook Pro for AUD $2600 which is not bad at all. Other features included are Gigabit Ethernet, FireWire 800, USB 2.0 (3 ports), Thunderbolt, Audio line in/out, ExpressCard/34 slot, 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, an 8x slot-loading SuperDrive (DVD and CD-capable), full-size backlit keyboard and a multi-touch trackpad.

Apple macbook pro 2011 i7 8gb 750gb 13 inch