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The Apple Macbook Pro MB991LL/A is delivered with a powerful 2. 53 GHz processor, 4GB of RAM and hard disk 250 GB for storage. Like most Apple laptops, this model uses the NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics card for graphics rendering and has the same design as the current MacBook 13-inch with their unibody enclosure from a single sheet of aluminum. Highlights of new features for Macbook Pro MB991LL/A is includes an SD card slot and a FireWire port, the backlight keyboard is useful for choosing and type the correct function keys at night, the screen displays vibrant images Because of the broader color range and the batteries can last up to 7 hours on a single charge. The 13. 3-inch edge-to-edge display screen is a LED back-lit screen that is much more energy efficient that the older Macbook Pro model. For design, the MacBook Pro MB991LL/A is now thinner and lighter than previous models, thanks to its aluminum enclosure unibody. It measures 12. 78 x 8. 94 x 0. 95 inches and weighs 4. 5 pounds. Almost all connectors are carefully aligned on the left side of the laptop with 8x DVD slot on the right side. Other hardware features include an 8x combo Superdrive, built-in Gigabit Ethernet for high-speed networking, Bluetooth 2. 1+EDR with Enhanced Data Rate, FireWire 800 port, Mini DisplayPort video output, and a Secure Digital card. Improvements on the Apple MacBook Pro MB991LL/A far out from the weaknesses. The MacBook Pro MB991LL/A is the one of the best notebook models this year. The combination of great battery life time, the  great specification, good design and a great Mac OSX 10. 6 Operating System.

The MacBook Pro MB990LL/A is perfect for who who want a full-featured laptop on a go. It uses a single block of aluminum unibody design is both beautiful and practical. The precision construction give the unit a sensation of solidity. The keyboard automatically lights up as the room darkens the light. This isn't an essential feature, but is helpful for picking out the correct function keys after dark. The highlight feature of MacBook Pro MB990LL/A is the touch pad. The multi-touch inputs used to navigate are comfortable and intuitive. It also makes for a larger trackpad surface, giving your fingers more room to move, click, and gesture. And because the trackpad supports Multi-Touch gestures, you can use two-finger for scrolling, pinch, rotate, swipe, three-finger for swipe and four-finger for swipe, tap, double-tap, and drag. The LCD screen is really very good. The MacBook Pro screen has a 60% greater color gamut and is better than previous Macbook Pro model--in terms of black levels, color depth and accuracy. And also features LED backlighting for brilliant instant-on performance that uses up to 30 percent less energy than its predecessor. The Apple MacBook Pro MB990LL/A 13. 3-inch Laptop is powered by an Intel 2. 26 GHz Core 2 Duo Processor, 2 GB DDR3 RAM (maximum 8GB), a 160 GB hard drive and a 8x slot-loading SuperDrive. Other features are the 13. 3-inch LED Display, NVIDIA GeForce 9400M integrated graphics card, back-lit keyboard, MagSafe power adapter, built-in iSight web-cam, microphone, 2x USB 2. 0 ports, FireWire 800 port and an SD card slot. The MacBook Pro is a reasonable value for the money, but cheaper laptops are certainly available. You do not have to worry about using unfamiliar with the MAC OSX operating system. Because the MacBook Pro MB990LL/A is Intel-based, they can still be used to run Windows applications, either through Apple's Boot Camp or virtual machine software.

The recent launch of the iPhone has raised the stakes in the increasingly popular music phone market. This has put pressure on the more established manufacturers to step up their game. The original Nokia N95 was never designed just for music functions they were just one of many strings to its bow, though its poor battery life did let it down in this aspect.

With the launch of an updated version with 8GB of internal memory, Nokia are surely looking to capitalise on the iPhone’s lacklustre phone features and compete for the title of premier music phone.

With a 0. 2” extension to the screen and more streamlined front controls to accommodate this, the N95 8GB certainly looks much different to its previous incarnation. The new all-black styling, on a handset of this size, is going to look much better and it definitely suits the N95 8GB.

Aside from the shrinking of the front controls, there have also been some other space-saving measures employed as well. The camera lens cover has been removed and so has the memory card slot. Those who own(ed) the original N95 may miss having this, but in reality it isn’t that much of an issue. This is partly because a lens cover is not that common on other cameraphones and also because there is a slight recess on the camera lens to offer some kind of protection from marks or scratches. Still, when the camera is this good, it is a little disappointing that the lens is that much more vulnerable.

Though it comes with 8GB of built in memory, the removal of the memory card slot does have some obvious drawbacks, mainly that you are limited to a set amount of memory with no way to upgrade this (unless your handy with a screwdriver, soldering iron and mini-flash drives. ) Even if 8GB is a lot of memory, to truly compete with the iPhone an SD slot upgradeable up to 4GB would have stretched the possible memory to 12 GB, which would have been a great selling point. Instead it’s left as a slight missed opportunity.

One of the main gripes of the original N95 was the insufficient capacity of the battery, which thankfully has now been resolved with a larger capacity battery being supplied now with the 8GB N95 and there have been some software tweaks that also make the most of the increased battery capacity.

For those who didn’t take up the tantalising offer of the N95 originally, the addition of the extra memory as well as the solution to known problems should make it a better prospect. Whether owners of the original N95 would be prepared to pay the extra money for a brief upgrade remains to be seen, but personally, the jury is still out.

The N95 8GB is available on Vodafone & O2