Uprgraded Macbook Pro Launches at Washington Worldwide Developers Conference

Post by Alister | June 9, 2009 | Apple Mac Computers | Comment

Apple unveiled their latest incarnation of the Macbook Pro at their Worldwide Developers Conference in Washington DC this week. Now available from Apple computers Australia, their flagship laptop will now feature an extended battery life, more RAM space, faster processor speeds and dual graphics card to create slick graphics at a turbo charged pace.

The Apple Macbook Pro is carved from a single block of aluminum to create the thinnest, lightest notebook possible, but now even more durable. By assembling the multiple pieces to create a single enclosure, the new Macbook Pro is the perfect combination of seamless design matched with brutal power.

The new Macbook Pro can now house a massive 8GB of RAM, with a brand new battery that can last up to 7 hours on a single charge. Advanced chemistry allows the battery to maintain charging capabilities for far longer, plus with a lifespan of up to five years, just one battery will last the same time as a standard laptop uses three.

The new graphics performance is handled by a NVIDIA GeForce 9400M integrated and NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT discrete graphics processors, which allow a turbocharged performance for even the most challenging of tasks. The dual graphics processors deliver up to twice the performance of a stand alone card to ensure the smoothest, clearest graphics yet for Apple applications.

The new MacBook Pro also features has a Mini Display Port which allows a pure digital connection to external displays. This is now fitted as standard to the Macbook Pro, opening up a world of possibilites for plug and play performance with an extra display when at home or away from the office.

Also featured at the Developers Conference were the new Snow Leopard operating system and the next generation of iPhones, which feature faster download speeds, a 3.0Megapixel camera with video, plus increased battery life.