Recently Apple has introduce his new product MacBook and MacPro at WWDC 2013. Apple has brought entirely different model this time and has imporved it's batterey life. It has been one of the beautiful and stunning product.
It include's intel fourth-generation prosessor and starting price is about $999. the additional feature and the most demanding feature is it's batterey life, which has improved upto 12 hour on a single charge.
3X Faster Wireless Syestem:
MacBook Air now supports ultrafast 802.11ac Wi-Fi. When connected to an 802.11ac base station. Macbook has now 3X faster wi-fi and bluetooth facilities, without a single wire you are now connected.
Apple finally announced Mac Pro, It is one leading CPU in the upcoming time, It has introduced the entirely different power structure with dual GPUs. Mac Pro delivers state-of-the-art performance across the board, it has starting with the new-generation Intel Xeon E5 chipset with highly configuration of 12 core of processing power. They promise for never lossing speed.
Every component is optimized for high performance which include four-channel DDR3 running at a speed of 1866 MHz. the new generation PCI includes flash storage, that is 2.5 times faster than the ordinaray SATA and hard drive is 10 times faster than 7200-rpm SATA.
Source: Engadget, Cnet, Techspot
Macbook Air:
It include's intel fourth-generation prosessor and starting price is about $999. the additional feature and the most demanding feature is it's batterey life, which has improved upto 12 hour on a single charge.
3X Faster Wireless Syestem:
MacBook Air now supports ultrafast 802.11ac Wi-Fi. When connected to an 802.11ac base station. Macbook has now 3X faster wi-fi and bluetooth facilities, without a single wire you are now connected.
Mac Pro:
Every component is optimized for high performance which include four-channel DDR3 running at a speed of 1866 MHz. the new generation PCI includes flash storage, that is 2.5 times faster than the ordinaray SATA and hard drive is 10 times faster than 7200-rpm SATA.
Source: Engadget, Cnet, Techspot
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