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Strengths: Lightweight. Very Thin. Good Features. Great Display. Firewire 800. Great Graphics Card. Built In Camera. Remote. Small powerbrick.
Weaknesses: Price ? Its expensive but any other laptop with similar features also fell in at this price but a few more pounds to carry around. Super Drive's max burn speed is 8x.
Summary: First, the look. This laptop is thin, sleek, lightweight. I've owned several powerful HP laptops and they weight a lot more than this one. The power brick for the MBP is a lot smaller than the competitors ones so it adds up to a lot less weight you have to carry. The MBP does heat up but the battery always remains cool and I haven't had a problem with it so far. The Display is great, 1680 x 1050 and can run apple's 30" display concurrently. A nifty little thing I found was that all the Core2Duo MBPs ship with a wireless card that is capable of N broadcasting but it is set to b/g, If you go to apple's site you can download a small patch to have it go to the N standard. I've always been a windows user and found using a OS X very easy. I used a software called Parallels to install a VM Windows XP. We love this laptop. The only thing I didn't like was that the superdrive has a max burn speed of 8x. We normally burn DvDs at 16x so the extra 2:30 is a bit of a pain. Oh, upgrading the memory on the MBP is easier and a lot cheaper if you just do it yourself (instructions are included). We purchased a 2GB SODIMM for $165... apple wanted $575 more for the 3GB configuration.

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