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    MacBook Pro Technology Overview March 2006
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    Page 19 Page 21 Introducing MacBook Pro Product Overview First Intel-Based Mac Notebook Video on the Go Portable Memory PCI Express Serial ATA Hard Drive Quantum Leap in Bandwidth Leading-Edge Graphics ATI Mobility Radeon X1600 Graphics Processor High-Resolution Display External Display Support
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    Technology Overview 3 MacBook Pro Page 23 High-Performance I/O ExpressCard/34 Slot DVI Output Gigabit Ethernet SuperDrive FireWire and USB 2.0 Audio Page 25 Unique Mobility Features Thin, Light Aluminum Design Apple Power Adapter with MagSafe Connector Illuminated Keyboard Ambient Light Sensor
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    Introducing MacBook Pro Key features • Intel Core Duo processor • 667MHz frontside bus • 667MHz DDR2 main memory • PCI Express architecture • Serial ATA hard drive • ATI Mobility Radeon X1600 graphics processor with up to 256MB of GDDR3 SDRAM • Built-in iSight video camera • Front Row with Apple
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    lighter Mac computers without compromising on performance. To identify Universal applications, look for the Mac OS X Universal logo on software packages and websites. Powered by the new Intel Core Duo processor, MacBook Pro is o∂ to a great start. Add a 667MHz frontside bus, 667MHz DDR2 memory, and
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    Mac OS X), click the video icon for a friend or coworker, and start your video chat.1 With dual-core processing power, MacBook Pro supports attach, no cables to connect. Portable Theater MacBook Pro comes with Front Row software and the simple-to-use Apple Remote, so you can access and control your
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    . Only 1 inch thin and weighing just 5.6 pounds,6 it's one of the thinnest and lightest 15-inch notebook computers on the market. Whether in the o∑ce, at home, at client sites, on the road, or in the air, MacBook Pro gives you the flexibility to work wherever your mobile life takes you. With built-in
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    Plug in your iPod, digital camera, scanner, and printer. For added convenience, MacBook Pro has two USB 2.0 ports, one on each side, so you can choose which works better for your device. FireWire port Plug a camcorder or hard drive into the FireWire 400 port. FireWire also allows you to use target
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    to go. Apple Setup Assistant software opens the first time MacBook Pro starts up. It prompts you to enter the information necessary to set the computer's time, date Mac to MacBook Pro. Your new system will be configured just like your previous one, so you can feel right at home in no time. Upgrading
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    26.3 for 2GHz system, and 25.1 for 1.83GHz system; see www.spec.org for more information. SPEC benchmarks were compiled using the IBM compiler and a beta version of the Intel compiler for Mac OS. MacBook Pro continuously monitors system thermal and power conditions, and may adjust processor speed as
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    MacBook Pro can execute multiple data-intensive tasks, each with dedicated processing resources, at the same time. The advanced architecture of Mac OS X detects the Intel Core Duo as two discrete logical , and the latest blockbuster games. Digital Media Boost supports Intel Streaming SIMD Extensions
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    Mac computers Gaming 2.2x Safari HTML load speed (cached) 2.0x Pages Common word 2.0x processing tasks Baseline Times faster than 15-inch PowerBook G4 with 1.67GHz PowerPC Testing conducted by Apple in February 2006 using preproduction 15-inch MacBook Pro 2.16GHz MacBook Pro, Logic Pro and
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    Technology Overview 13 MacBook Pro The latest versions of Apple's innovative software suites, iLife '06 and iWork '06, are Universal applications. In addition, leading software vendors-including Microsoft, Quark, and Adobe-have announced plans to release their Mac OS X products as Universal
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    Overview 14 MacBook Pro High-Bandwidth Architecture Supporting the fast Intel Core Duo processor is an advanced system architecture that includes a 667MHz frontside bus, 667MHz DDR2 memory, 16-lane PCI Express graphics with up to 256MB of video memory, and a Serial ATA hard drive. This
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    upgrade your MacBook Pro with up to 2GB of memory. And if both slots are loaded with an equal amount of RAM, you can take advantage of the system's dual-channel memory bus supports the high-performance ATI Mobility Radeon X1600 graphics processor with up to 256MB of dedicated GDDR3 memory, delivering
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    sequential reading and writing and spends less time scanning the drive for the correct piece of data. With NCQ support, the hard drive in MacBook Pro reads and writes data faster, while consuming less power. Serial ATA Hard Drive Serial ATA is the industry-standard storage interface replacing the
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    17 MacBook Pro Leading-Edge Graphics PCI Express-based graphics The ATI Mobility Radeon X1600 improves graphics performance across the board. • Advanced Ring Bus memory controller with 128-bit memory interface delivers supercharged graphics performance. • Ultrathreaded Shader engine supports
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    closed operation. You can also opt to use MacBook Pro with its full video memory applied to an external display. To activate this feature, put MacBook Pro to sleep by closing the lid, and wake it through an external keyboard such as the Apple Wireless Keyboard. Lid-closed operation is ideal when you
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    iSight video camera and microphone are conveniently integrated into the MacBook Pro enclosure, making it easier than ever to hold a video parties are right in the room with you. And because iChat AV is a feature of Mac OS X Tiger, it works seamlessly with the built-in iSight and Core Duo processor to
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    parts and find more information on the web. And since iSight is built into MacBook Pro, you don't have to hook up an external video camera each time you like, and delete those you don't. Photos are saved automatically, so you can review them right away or browse them later. When you're done, you can
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    computer to turn up the volume on iTunes, view an iPhoto slideshow, pause a DVD movie, or play a music video. With an IR (infrared) receiver located next to the display release button, MacBook Pro works with the Apple Remote without all the fuss or clutter of external signal receivers. Keyboard
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    you won't even need to point it in the direction of your MacBook Pro. If there is more than one Mac with Front Row in the room, you can pair each Apple Remote to a specific computer so that the signals never cross. Using the Apple Remote IR window Volume Up/Menu button Previous/Rewind button Volume
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    best way to connect to the network wherever you take your computer. You don't have to continually set and reset complex network options every time you move to a new location. A feature called "multihoming" in Mac OS X enables MacBook Pro to determine the best connection type based on your location
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    a wide range of high-bandwidth devices such as DV cameras, hard drives, printers, scanners, keyboards, microphones, iPod players, and speakers. Since FireWire and USB cables carry power, MacBook Pro can recharge a portable device's batteries, even while it's in use. Audio Delivering enviable audio
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    its durability, MacBook Pro features a lightweight internal frame for superior sti∂ness and shock resistance. The hard drive is rubber-mounted to the frame, providing additional protection for your valuable data. Apple Power Adapter with MagSafe Connector Each notebook release from Apple has set
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    . Start up your MacBook Pro and you're ready to surf. Illuminated Keyboard People use notebook computers everywhere these days, often in low-light situations where it's di∑cult to see the keyboard. To compensate for these environments, Apple equips MacBook Pro with a backlit keyboard. Unlike other
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    the Apple Wireless Keyboard and the Apple Wireless Mouse at the same time. Every MacBook Pro MacBook Pro and another Mac or a Windows computer. Or use a camera phone to send images to your MacBook Pro, your notebook computer to go where you go. The information stored on its hard drive can range
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    , MacBook Pro and Mac OS X Tiger deliver an unsurpassed computing experience. Mac OS X provides unparalleled stability and performance. Innovations in such areas as graphics and media, user interface, networking, cross-platform interoperability, and security make Mac OS X the ideal base for Apple
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    Technology Overview 29 MacBook Pro Windows compatibility With Mac OS X Tiger, Mac systems and PCs can easily share files, networks, and even peripherals, such as printers, scanners, and cameras. Tiger supports the same standards used in Windows and Microsoft-specific technologies, enabling
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    MacBook Pro comes with the following software: • iWork 30-Day Trial • Microsoft O∑ce 2004 for Mac Test Drive • QuickBooks for Mac New User Edition • FileMaker Pro .Mac web page.5 iTunes: The home of digital music iTunes is the easiest way to discover, organize, and listen to audio on your computer.12
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    the Apple Store and Apple Authorized Resellers. Order number Processor L2 cache Frontside bus Main memory Hard drive Optical drive Display Graphics support Video camera Expansion Ports Wireless networking Ethernet Video Audio Keyboard Software Service and support Also included MA463LL/A MA464LL
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    , additional RAM, a larger or faster hard disk drive, additional batteries and power adapters, an AirPort Extreme or AirPort Express Base Station, Apple flat-panel displays, external keyboards and mice, and third-party peripherals. Apple Displays and Adapters To extend your MacBook Pro system
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    Overview 33 MacBook Pro Technical Specifications Processor and memory • 1.83GHz or 2GHz Intel Core Duo processor; optional 2.16GHz Intel Core Duo processor • 2MB on-chip shared L2 cache • 667MHz frontside bus • 667MHz DDR2 SDRAM (PC2-5300); two SO-DIMM slots support up to 2GB - 512MB (single
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    Overview 34 MacBook Pro Video and graphics support • ATI Mobility Radeon X1600 graphics processor with dual-link DVI support - 128MB of GDDR3 SDRAM in 1.83GHz configuration - 256MB of GDDR3 SDRAM in 2GHz configuration • Extended desktop and video mirroring: Simultaneously supports full native
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    -party DVI displays may not support all resolutions. © 2006 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, AirPort, Apple Cinema Display, Final Cut Pro, FireWire, iCal, iDVD, iLife, iMovie, iPhoto, iPod, iTunes, Logic, Mac, Macintosh, Mac OS, Pages, PowerBook, QuickTime, Velocity
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MacBook Pro
Technology Overview
March 2006