This Apple MacBook Pro MD102LL/A comes in a sleek and stylish silver Unibody aluminum casing. You can bring it to work or school on a full charge and leave the charger behind. With an average battery life of up to seven hours, you may not need to search for an outlet to recharge your MacBook Pro laptop constantly. You can upgrade it up to 750GB for even more space. With the 250GB, Serial-ATA hard drive that operates at 5400 RPM, most users can easily store all of their movies, music, and documents.

This trackpad is highly capacitive, so all of your inputs can be immediately recognized. The Multi Touch trackpad equipped on the Apple MacBook Pro can make navigation easy. The keyboard can offer strong tactile feedback and a backlit letter design for typing in dimly lit settings. This 720p HD resolution can ensure that your friends are able to see you clearly through FaceTime. You can enjoy FaceTime using the 720p camera that supports high definition video recording. Its 13.3 inch display size can be spacious enough for comfortable movie watching, web browsing, and enjoying other virtual activities. The widescreen 1280 x 800 resolution LED screen is backlit and features a glossy cover, which can make it great for both high and low lighting conditions. The Intel Core i7 dual core processor can operate at 2.9 GHz for quick processing speeds. Released in June 2012, it has an integrated Intel HD Graphics 4000 video card for better performance in gaming and video playback than its predecessor. You can experience efficiency and high performance with the Apple MacBook Pro A1278 13.3 inch laptop.How do someone un-earth himself exactly and make sure he got no static electricity, also is it safe and easy to remove the battery cable? I won't be doing it myself but will be standing beside the technician to give him few instructions. I have watched few videos online and they all would ask you to un-earth yourself, and try not to touch the HDD PINs at all, also remove the battery cable. Now getting the RAM to where I live is not the hard part, actually it's finding someone to install the RAM for me.Īpparently I will have to head to local shops to install it for me, and I don't really think the local retailers know how to deal with a MacBook Pro that is why I am a little worried. However, Crucial claims that my MacBook Pro can handle up to 16 GB RAM. The problem is that when I went to Apple support centers here in Qatar they refused to install any extra RAM for me even if I provide them with it claiming that 8 GB RAM is the maximum for a Mid 2012 MacBook Pro. I wanted to install more RAM (at least 12 GB) because Mac OS X itself along with my start up apps uses about 4 GB RAM, then World of Warcraft needs more than 4 GB RAM to run on High ~ Ultra graphics. It already came with 8 GB RAM, and Apple website claims that this should be the max.

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