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Apple MacBook Pro MC700ZP/A (Early 2011)




Type Apple MacBook Pro MC700ZP/A (Early 2011)

Laptop Type:
Notebook

Basic Spec Apple MacBook Pro MC700ZP/A (Early 2011)

Screen Size:
13.3inch
Resolution:
1280x800
Processor:
Core i5
Processor No:
 
Processor Speed:
2.3GHz
Wide Screen:
yes
tablet:
 
3D:
 
SSD Size:
 
Hard Drive Size:
320GB
RPM:
 
Memory Size:
4GB
Memory Type:
DDR3 SDRAM
Memory Slot:
 
PC card slot:
 

Detailed Specs Apple MacBook Pro MC700ZP/A (Early 2011)

Graphics Processor:
Intel HD Graphics 3000
Video Memory:
384MB
Modem:
 
Wireless LAN Data rate:
 
Wireless LAN Type:
IEEE802.11a/b/g/n
Others:
Web camera
Bluetooth
Operating System:
Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard
integrated software:
 
Battery Life:
7h
Optical Drive:
 

Size Apple MacBook Pro MC700ZP/A (Early 2011)

Dimensions (WxHxD):
 
Weight:
2.04kg





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