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Apple MACBOOK PRO 15 QUAD CI7 22GHZ 750GB 4GB SUPERDRIVEX8 OSX UK MC723BA Laptops Notebooks

Who's the Mac Daddy!
This is my first experience of a Mac after many years of using PCs.

I won't go into all the techy details (I don't understand a lot of it!) as other reviewers have done that far better than I can, but my first impressions are very good indeed.

I was a little bit daunted by the prospect of using a completely different operating system after years of using Windows, but it doesn't take very long to get used to it, and when you do, it is so logical and straightforward. I wondered how I'd ever managed without it.

The build is superb, but at a price in my opinion. I have the 15.4" MacBook, and whilst it is absolutely gorgeous, it is rather heavy - I certainly wouldn't want to be carrying it around on a daily basis. I suppose if weight were a major issue, then the 13" version may be the way to go. There are a few minor niggles such as certain functions on the keyboard being different to what I'm used to (no delete key) and symbols in a different place (@)...

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New Apple Macbook Pro 15 inch Laptop (Intel Core i7 Quad Core 2.2GHz, 4GB RAM, 750GB HDD, Up to 7 hrs battery life) - Launched February 2011
ASIN : B004P8JD1K
List Price : £1,849.00
Price : £1,589.00
You Save : £260.00

• Apple Macbook Pro 15" i7 2.2Ghz 4Gb 750Gb HDD MD322B/A
• MC723B/A upgrated with Mac OS X 10.7 Lion
• Intel® CoreTM i7-2720QM Processor (6M Cache, 2.20 GHz)
• 750GB SATA 5400rpm
• Mac OS X Lion at the heart of this MacBook Pro

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Category: Core i7
Brand: Apple
Rating : 3.9
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Review 1 : Who's the Mac Daddy!
This is my first experience of a Mac after many years of using PCs.

I won't go into all the techy details (I don't understand a lot of it!) as other reviewers have done that far better than I can, but my first impressions are very good indeed.

I was a little bit daunted by the prospect of using a completely different operating system after years of using Windows, but it doesn't take very long to get used to it, and when you do, it is so logical and straightforward. I wondered how I'd ever managed without it.

The build is superb, but at a price in my opinion. I have the 15.4" MacBook, and whilst it is absolutely gorgeous, it is rather heavy - I certainly wouldn't want to be carrying it around on a daily basis. I suppose if weight were a major issue, then the 13" version may be the way to go. There are a few minor niggles such as certain functions on the keyboard being different to what I'm used to (no delete key) and symbols in a different place (@)...
Review 2 : Quad-core workstation performance comes to the MacBook Pro
I am reviewing the quad-core i7 MacBook Pro after two weeks of use. This is my third 15.4" model in the last two years: I follow a strategy of upgrading my MacBook Pro as often as possible, and selling on my previous model immediately. Given the good re-sale values of Apple products, it makes some sense (the small premium for doing this compared to upgrading after several years is the price to be paid for always having the most capable&productive machine available for my business).

I bought mine with the 7200rpm 500GB HDD, 8GB of 1333MHz RAM and the optional 2.3GHz processor (comes with 8MB of L3 cache).

I am going to restrict this review to the differences I experience between this and my previous model (a 2.66GHz dual-core i7 with 8GB of 1066MHz RAM and a 7200rpm 500GB HDD, also reviewed on Amazon):

1) It vibrates/resonates much less, at least on my desk (when using the old model, there was a noticeable hum when the hard-disk was spinning).
2)...