Apple MacBook Pro MC975LL/A Review

July 6, 2012 Filed under Laptops Posted by purwanto heri

Apple MacBook Pro MC975LL/A is now ready to rock the Mac lovers. The new 2.3 GHz 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display is ensuring the vibrant, detailed, and sharp images viewing and HD video watching yet the impressive resolution is claimed to be the highest among the other rivals.

Apple MacBook Pro MC975LL/A is built in only 0.71 inch thin and having 4.46 pounds of weight. It’s the most advanced Mac ever.

Apple MacBook Pro MC975LL/A Specs and Performance

Apple MacBook Pro MC975LL/A

With the Retina display technology, Apple MacBook Pro MC975LL/A delivers five million pixels into the one 15.4-inch display screen. The pixel density is so high, giving an experience of realism and sharp text reading in totally 2880×1800 resolutions. The Retina display in Apple MacBook Pro MC975LL/A is able to reduce glare without leaving the incredible color and quality and giving 178-degree viewing angles.

Apple MacBook Pro MC975LL/A is powered with a 2.3GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 processor that can be overclocked at 3.3GHz using Turbo Boost. Apple MacBook Pro MC975LL/A docks the 8GB of DDR3L low-voltage RAM onboard. The RAM is double than base 15″ non-Retina MacBook Pro that comes with just 4GB.

The 256GB SSD module becomes the standard in Apple MacBook Pro MC975LL/A, makes everything is fast, more durable, reliable, and results the more battery efficiency.

The latest CPU is paired with an integrated Intel HD Graphics 4000 along with a discrete NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M graphics controller owning 1GB of GDDR5 memory, giving up to 60 percent faster graphics performance than any previous Mac. The most graphics-intensive tasks like editing RAW photography and rendering HD video will be handled easily, and fast, and fluid.

Apple MacBook Pro MC975LL/A is fitted with the standard 95Whr built-in battery to run the device up to 7 hours of wireless Web use in a single charge, thanks to the low-voltage DDR3L RAM, smart SSD, and the switchable between the Intel integrated graphics and the NVIDIA GT 650M.