Pro = 2.26 ghz and DDR3
Not Pro = 2.16 ghz and DDR2
I don't get it. Does that difference matter to professionals?
Not Pro = 2.16 ghz and DDR2
I don't get it. Does that difference matter to professionals?
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Uhhh? (Pro vs. Not)
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No. It's how they decided to spec it.
"Pro" = Better displays (Glossy vs Matte, GTFO), FW800, Aluminum "unibody" chasis, multi-touch glass trackpad.
"Pro" = Better displays (Glossy vs Matte, GTFO), FW800, Aluminum "unibody" chasis, multi-touch glass trackpad.
It's more about the plastic vs metal, but I am one person who prefers the look of the white MacBook. I have no idea what Apple was thinking when they decided to add ridiculous black accents to the MacBook line. Long live nice harmonising shades rather than sharp contrasts.