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Empowering Users To Switch To Apple Macintosh Computers
How to Switch : Parts 6 - 10
Mac Models
The Mac Models
Desktops
iMac
The iMac changes the way we look and work with a computer. At first glance, all you see is an elegant display but behind the screen is a powerful computer. Read more
Mac mini
The Mac Mini is Apple's entry level model. The Mac mini although only 6.5 inches square and 2 inches tall (imagine a few CDs stacked on each other), is by no means an underperforming machine. It's a great choice for buyers looking for a small computer at an attractive price. Read more
Mac Pro
Are you a professional or power user and need the ultimate Mac? If so, the Mac Pro is the Mac that will suit your needs. It's Apple's most powerful desktop and it's unprecedented configuration options will allow you to do just about everything. It's the flagship Macintosh model that will let you do just about everything. Read more
Portables
MacBook
The MacBook is Apple's consumer portable Mac. The price speaks for itself but where it really shouts is on its value, quality, and set of features. Read more
MacBook Pro
Need a mobile powerhouse? The MacBook Pro builds on the features found in the MacBook. One look at the design and you'll be memorized. The sleek and beautiful aluminum enclosure houses one of the most powerful portable computers on the market. Read more
MacBook Air
The MacBook Air is Apple ultrathin ultraportable Mac. If you need need the ultimate lightweight portable but don't want to compromise on screen size or keyboard, the MacBook Air is Mac to consider.
Updates
- July 13, 2008 - content revision, updated images, added MacBook Air
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