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Help, Guides, and News on making the Switch To Apple Macintosh Computers
Mac Models
Visually comparing Apple's April 2010 MacBook Pro specs to the June 2009 models
This article details the key differences between the newly released April 2010 MacBook Pro models against the prior generation models that were released in June 2009. Those interested in making the comparison will find this article quite useful as it could aid in the purchase decision.
Interpreting the table
Note that purple indicates a better spec, feature, or price. As you can see, the base 15-inch model increased in price hence the red. Click on the image for a larger view.
You can get
further details about these features and the MacBook Pro as a whole in
our MacBook
Pro Guide.
Note that purple indicates a better spec, feature, or price. As you can see, the base 15-inch model increased in price hence the red. Click on the image for a larger view.
You can get
further details about these features and the MacBook Pro as a whole in
our MacBook
Pro Guide.
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