If you are in the market for a new computer, it is hard to ignore the MacBook and MacBook Pro as top options. Apple’s line of high-performance computers are marketed heavily and bought frequently, and for good reason. The original MacBook Pro was unveiled in 2006 with a revolutionary screen, MagSafe power adapter, backlit keyboard, large trackpad, and unparalleled speed. Since then, Apple has worked hard to continue improving its core line of computers. Today, MacBooks are preferred by a wide range of personal and professional users who enjoy their sleek design, ease of use, high performance, and seamless compatibility with iPhones, iPads, and other Apple products.

MacOS Advantages

The Mac operating system (macOS) offers a clean, straightforward approach to computing. The user interface is easy to use and similar to the interface found in the iPhone and iPad; so if you enjoy those products, chances are you will enjoy MacBooks as well. Another large advantage to macOS software is that it works effortlessly with MacBook hardware. While Windows computers are built by many different manufacturers, MacBooks are built exclusively by Apple, allowing for optimal collaboration between the software and hardware. Ultimately this makes Macs very efficient. From a security standpoint, macOS is less susceptible to viruses and malware than Windows computers. MacOS also makes purchasing and organizing apps a breeze with a centralized app drawer called the Launchpad.

Design

Like all other Apple products, MacBooks feature a simple, minimalistic design both on the outside and inside. From their slick outer shells to their user-friendly interfaces, Mac design connects to users from all around the world. Steve Jobs created an ideal that all Apple products should have high-quality designs that are built to last – an ideal that pushes forward long after his death. Apple fans are pleased to know that everything Apple creates is created with attention to detail.

On the outside, the MacBook and MacBook Pro are both encased in a shell cut from one brick of aluminum, which improves the rigidity of the entire exterior. They both feature the innovative Force Touch Trackpad, a new sensory-driven touchpad that allows you to command the machine like never before. Force sensors make it possible to perform a variety of different actions in different programs, all on the same surface. The trackpad also features the Taptic Engine, which allows you to not only see what’s happening on the screen, but to feel it through your fingertips. As always, the full-size keyboard boasts large, thin keys that are satisfying to press and easy to control. It features energy-efficient, precision backlighting that delivers a refined look while helping users work in lowlight settings.

On the inside, Macs continue to boast incredible user-friendly interfaces that make it easy to perform a multitude of tasks. Processing power is a plus as well, as the new MacBook Pro features a commanding Intel Core i7 quad-core processor, while the newest MacBook is available with either the Intel Core m3, m5, or m7 processors. If you need to run Windows, you can do so easily using Mac’s Boot Camp software.

Benefits of MacBooks

Beautiful style and design
User-friendly interface
Elite compatibility with other Apple products
Seamless integration between OS and hardware
Less susceptible to viruses and malware than Windows computers
Comes preloaded with productivity apps
Effective multitasking features

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Screen Size Range The Screen Size of a display is the diagonal distance between opposite corners of the viewable image area.

Capacity Capacity is the total amount of storage on a hard drive. It is commonly measured in gigabytes (GB) and terabytes (TB).

RAM RAM (Random Access Memory) is a temporary holding place where a computer can quickly store and retrieve data. The more RAM a computer has, the more data and software it can process, and the faster its performance will be.

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Processor Core A Processor Core is part of the CPU that reads and executes program instructions. The more cores a processor has, the more instructions it can execute at the same time, thus making computer faster.

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Graphics Card Memory Graphics Card Memory is video memory that allows the computer to handle more complex graphics at a faster rate. Graphics card memory can be either dedicated or shared (integrated). The more graphics card memory a computer has, the more processes it can quickly perform.

Screen Type Screen Type indicates the type of display panel, as well as its features and, if applicable, its coating. Screen type is helpful in understanding how a display functions and what content will look like when viewed.

External Ports External Ports facilitate a connection between a computer and a peripheral device. The types of external ports a computer has indicates which connections it can make.

Graphic Card Chipset A Graphics Card Chipset is the processor that drives the graphics card and is responsible for the output of images. Each graphics card chipset is intended for specific uses and applications.

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Benefits of MacBooks

Screen Size

The Screen Size of a display is the diagonal distance between opposite corners of the viewable image area.

Screen Size Range

The Screen Size of a display is the diagonal distance between opposite corners of the viewable image area.

Capacity

Capacity is the total amount of storage on a hard drive. It is commonly measured in gigabytes (GB) and terabytes (TB).

RAM

RAM (Random Access Memory) is a temporary holding place where a computer can quickly store and retrieve data. The more RAM a computer has, the more data and software it can process, and the faster its performance will be.

Processor Type

The Processor Type indicates the series, generation, and inherent specifications of the processor being used by the computer. Processor types reveal important features about the computer, such as number of cores and performance.

Processor Speed

Processor Speed indicates how quickly a computer can process data and complete tasks. Typically, processor speeds are measured in gigahertz (GHz). The greater the speed, the faster a computer can process data, thus enabling tasks to be completed more quickly.

Processor Core

A Processor Core is part of the CPU that reads and executes program instructions. The more cores a processor has, the more instructions it can execute at the same time, thus making computer faster.

Graphic Card

The primary function of a Graphics Card is to output images onto a display. Every graphics card has a different set of properties and features, as well as intended use cases.

Keyboard Features

Keyboard Features indicate the unique attributes of a specific keyboard. For example, some keyboards come equipped with a full-sized number pad, Touch Bar with Touch ID sensor, and more.

Monitor Resolution

Monitor Resolution indicates the numbers of pixels that appear on a display. Higher resolutions produce sharper images of compatible content.

Graphics Card Memory

Graphics Card Memory is video memory that allows the computer to handle more complex graphics at a faster rate. Graphics card memory can be either dedicated or shared (integrated). The more graphics card memory a computer has, the more processes it can quickly perform.

Screen Type

Screen Type indicates the type of display panel, as well as its features and, if applicable, its coating. Screen type is helpful in understanding how a display functions and what content will look like when viewed.

External Ports

External Ports facilitate a connection between a computer and a peripheral device. The types of external ports a computer has indicates which connections it can make.

Graphic Card Chipset

A Graphics Card Chipset is the processor that drives the graphics card and is responsible for the output of images. Each graphics card chipset is intended for specific uses and applications.

Weight

Weight indicates the approximate relative mass with a battery installed.

Wireless

Wireless technology indicates which method, standard, or protocol a device uses to wirelessly exchange data with other compatible devices. For example, a tablet that supports Bluetooth 4.1 can wirelessly exchange data with other devices that support Bluetooth 4.1.

Estimated Battery Life

Battery Life indicates the estimated time a device will run on a single full charge. Battery life varies depending on the applications used.

Security

Security indicates the type, if any, of security application a device has. Security applications include fingerprint readers, password login authentication, physical locking mechanisms, and more.

Green Compliance

Green Compliance indicates whether a device is certified as energy-efficient as defined by a specific organization and its list of standards.