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Product Code: MC375LL/A A 15in widescreen is a good balance between portability and productivity. But sometimes you may prefer a notebook that's a bit smaller. Our first efforts to review the new 13in Apple MacBook Pro were thwarted by issues with Ap...
You can save half a kilo on the 15in version with the 13in Apple MacBook Pro, although last season’s CPU and integrated graphics means you lose the faster performance. Yet the baby MacBook Pro still offers build quality, attention to detail and softwa...
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techradar.com Updated:
2014-05-22 08:56:34
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The spring of 2010 saw Apple's entire MacBook Pro range updated, though this 13-inch model didn't get as extensive an upgrade as the 15- and 17-inch versions. Unlike its stable mates, it didn't make the switch to Intel's new Core i-series chips, and so...
Amazing battery life, Increased graphics performance, Faster processors, Beautiful unibody construction, MagSafe power connector...
Sticks with Core 2 Duos, No discrete graphics processor, Expensive, No screen upgrade option...
The spring of 2010 saw Apple's entire MacBook Pro range updated, though this 13-inch model didn't get as extensive an upgrade as the 15- and 17-inch versions. Unlike its stable mates, it didn't make the switch to Intel's new Core i-series chips, and so...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2014-05-22 08:56:34
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While the top-end of Apple’s current line-up of laptop models uses Intel’s latest Core i5 and i7 processors, this model, the two 13in models instead use the older and less powerful Core 2 Duo chip.In practice, for a lot of users this won’t make a big d...
Superb trackpad; good connections...
Annoying Apple keyboard; not cheap enough for its power or powerful enough for its price...
Very pleasant to use, but not quite cheap enough or powerful enough to be good value Good points Superb trackpad; good connections Bad points Annoying Apple keyboard; not cheap enough for its power or powerful enough for its price...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2014-05-22 08:56:34
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While the top-end of Apple’s current line-up of laptop models uses Intel’s latest Core i5 and i7 processors, this model, the two 13in models instead use the older and less powerful Core 2 Duo chip.In practice, for a lot of users this won’t make a big d...
Superb trackpad; good connections...
Annoying Apple keyboard; not cheap enough for its power or powerful enough for its price...
Very pleasant to use, but not quite cheap enough or powerful enough to be good value...
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The latest crop of MacBook Pro laptops from Apple boasts several new features, such as a new generation of Intel processors, improved dual graphics, and increased battery life. Most of the changes, however, are to be found in the 15in and 17in models...
still using Core 2 Duo processors Price: £999 Star rating:...
Modest performance gains over previous generation; only MacBook Pros still using Core 2 Duo processors...
If you already have the previous 13in MacBook Pro, there's not a lot of reasons to upgrade unless you simply must have the newest version of everything. The changes to the 13in line-up are mostly about improved graphics and battery life – they aren't all...
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The latest crop of MacBook Pro laptops from Apple boasts several new features, such as a new generation of Intel processors, improved dual graphics, and increased battery life. Most of the changes, however, are to be found in the 15in and 17in models...
still using Core 2 Duo processors Price: £1,249 Star rating:...
Modest performance gains over previous generation; only MacBook Pros still using Core 2 Duo processors...
If you already have the previous 13in MacBook Pro, there's not a lot of reasons to upgrade unless you simply must have the newest version of everything. The changes to the 13in line-up are mostly about improved graphics and battery life – they aren't all...
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alphr.com Updated:
2014-05-22 08:56:34
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Those eagerly awaiting the latest update to Apple's MacBook Pro 13 can finally rest easy. Two new processors and an all-new graphics chipset make their debut in the cutie of Apple's MacBook Pro range, with the promise of better performance and longer b...
Apple fans will be enraptured, but poor battery life in Windows limits its crossover appeal...
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You’d be forgiven for not noticing the changes just by glancing at the new 13in MacBook Pro because it’s identical from the outside, with the same line-up of ports (there’s no sign of Apple adopting USB 3) and the same aluminium unibody design. The differences...
Apple’s new 2.66GHz MacBook Pro sports excellent network connections but it’s not so great if you need to connect a lot of USB peripherals. Unless you genuinely see a need for extra speed and don’t want to step up to a heavier 15in model, you’ll be jus...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2014-05-22 08:56:34
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The 2009 version of the 13-inch MacBook Pro was one of our favourite laptops, providing a great combination of design, performance and battery life in a thin chassis. We tended to like it even more than the 15-inch model, since it managed to be sm...
The new 13-inch MacBook Pro uses a faster version of last year's processor, but a graphics chip upgrade and better battery life give it more value for the same price.
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T3.com Updated:
2014-05-22 08:56:34
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More powerful than the entry-level MacBook and more portable than 15- and 17-inch laptops, the 13-inch MacBook Pro is ideal for students and travellers. Its mid-2010 update isn’t as radical as that enjoyed by the bigger MacBook Pros, like the 15inch...
Significantly better GPU, Faster processors, Excellent battery life...
Expensive, Doesn't use Core-i processors, No discrete graphics...
Not as significant an upgrade as that enjoyed by the larger MacBook Pros, but a welcome processor boost and graphics improvement...
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The latest crop of MacBook Pro laptops from Apple has several new features, such as a new generation of Intel processors, improved dual graphics and increased battery life. Most of the changes, however, are relegated to the 15in and 17in models. The...
If you already have the previous 13in Apple MacBook Pro, there's not a lot of reason to upgrade unless you simply must have the newest version of everything. The changes to the 13in line-up are mostly to do with improved graphics and battery life, and...
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Every year, almost like clockwork, some things for Apple happen. A new iPhone is announced (or leaked really early by accident), a new iPod is released, and usually, some changes to its iMac and MacBook Pro line-up occur. In 2008, we saw the introduction...
Extremely long battery life, Good performance...
Expensive...
Write a ReviewDesign9Features9Performance9.5Value8.5Mobility9The GoodExtremely long battery lifeGood performanceThe BadExpensiveHave feedback on the article for the editorial team? You can reach out to them here...
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connectreviews.com Updated:
2014-05-22 08:56:34
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It is perhaps one of the most popular notebook computers on the market today, with its sleek aluminum unibody enclosure and LED-backlit keyboard. We're talking of course, about the 13" MacBook Pro from Apple, and we're featuring it to kickoff our 2010...
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Note: Part of the following test is based on the 2009 MBP13 Test , as many properties, particularly with respect to the chassis and input devices, have remained unchanged...
Excellent unibody chassis, Very good input devices, Long battery life, Quiet during normal use with Mac OS X...
Reflective display, Few options for connectivity, No UMTS, Expensive premium for more powerful version, Utilizes an "older" generation processor...
The other properties of the 13" unibody notebook remain unchanged from before. The strengths here are clearly the mobility, the excellent chassis, the quiet operation and the well-executed input devices.Disadvantages are few a minimal amount of connectivi...
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I'm convinced that there's no perfect mobile form factor. You can make arguments in favor of and against everything from the smartphone and tablet to 17" desktop replacement notebooks. There's simply a time and a place for everything.Sometimes you don...
The 13-inch MacBook Pro continues to be portable Mac of choice for most users. You get a decent performance over the MacBook Air while maintaining a good degree of portability and battery life. It doesn't hurt that it's also by far the most affordable in...
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Anand has already given the latest Apple MacBook Pro 13 a comprehensive review, but I wanted to give a different take on it: I wanted to evaluate it as a Windows laptop. Oh yeah. Basically, I wanted to take the vaunted MBP and put it in an apples-to-ap...
Apple products tend to be tough to give a conclusion on. There's the style factor, the (lack of) value factor, the fanboy factor, the OS X factor (for Macs), etc. Macs are divisive products—the people who use them love them, but for every person that love...
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The latest crop of MacBook Pro laptops from Apple boasts several new features, such as a new generation of Intel processors, improved dual graphics, and increased battery life. Most of the changes, however, are to be found in the 15in and 17in models...
If you already have the previous 13in MacBook Pro, there’s not a lot of reasons to upgrade unless you simply must have the newest version of everything. The changes to the 13in line-up are mostly about improved graphics and battery life – they aren’t...
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Updated components are all you'll get with the Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch (Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz) ($1,199 direct), but they can be compelling for many. If you bought the MacBook Pro 13-inch ($1,199 direct, ) last year, it isn't worth the upgrade. But if...
Better battery life than its predecessors. Speed and memory bumps help performance. Unparalleled multi-touch gestures, Backlit keyboard. Excellent software bundle. Sturdy. Best looking chassis in its class.
Intel Core 2 Duos are an aging processor technology. Heavy for a 13-inch laptop.
Though it's only a component bump, the MacBook Pro 13-inch (Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz) is still a solid back-to-school, mainstream laptop...
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Apple’s recent MacBook Pro update brought a long awaited processor update and new GPU options, but much of the attention was lavished on the larger models in the company’s professional notebook range. In contrast, the 13-inch MacBook Pro saw a more mod...
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The outside looks the same, but the guts of the 2010 version of the 13-inch MacBook Pro have been revamped. This thin-and-light laptop now features a faster processor and double the graphics performance. Better yet, it lasts nearly 8 hours on a charge...
Excellent endurance, Stylish, sturdy design, Strong graphics performance, Comprehensive software suite, Large, comfortable touchpad...
Only two USB ports, Reflective display, A bit pricey...
An updated processor and graphics chip make this MacBook Pro even more powerful while still delivering all-day battery life.
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The latest crop of MacBook Pro laptops from Apple has several new features, such as a new generation of Intel processors, improved dual graphics, and increased battery life. Most of the changes, however, are relegated to the 15- and 17-inch models. Th...
If you already have the previous 13-inch MacBook Pro, there's not a lot of reason to upgrade unless you simply must have the newest version of everything. The changes to the 13-inch lineup are mostly about improved graphics and battery life, and they...
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The latest crop of MacBook Pro laptops from Apple has several new features, such as a new generation of Intel processors, improved dual graphics, and increased battery life. Most of the changes, however, are relegated to the 15- and 17-inch models. The...
If you already have the previous 13-inch MacBook Pro, there’s not a lot of reason to upgrade unless you simply must have the newest version of everything. The changes to the 13-inch lineup are mostly about improved graphics and battery life, and they...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2014-05-22 08:56:34
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The new models, which feature 13-, 15- and 17-inch screens, sport the same sleek, minimalist design, the same keyboa...
Phenomenal battery life, Slightly better processor, improved graphics over previous 13-inch model...
Few new external features, Internal upgrades not as significant as on the 15- and 17-inch models, No Blu-ray drive...
Apple takes what was already good and makes it even better, with the inclusion of a slightly better processor, improved graphics, and unbeatable battery life...
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about.com Updated:
2014-05-22 08:56:34
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have recently received the updates, Apple has left the MacBook Pro 13 to use the older Core 2 Duo processors and this was a poor move on their part. The Core 2 Duo P8600 may be a fine processor but it falls short of the performance of the newer Core i3350M budget...
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Last week I finally pulled the trigger and picked up a shiny new unibody (spring 2010) at my local Apple Store along with a VGA/mini-displayport adapter to hook up a digital projector, a frequent need. I also ordered a (SSD) and plus a gray . Wri...
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