Apple Computers

Yes you can. You no longer need an emulator or anything of that nature. League of Legends recently launched its Mac client, which is available for download at their official page. See you on the fields of justice!

No. It is not possible to run Windows XP on a PowerBook G4 except through emulation (which is very slow).

By default screenshots are saved to the Desktop (Named Screen Shot Date time) but it is possible that the location has been changed - this is usually moved to the Pictures folder in a folder called ScreenShots or possibly in the Documents folder.

if you press the fn key on the bottom left of your apple computer and you press F12 it will open dashboard anonymous

Garageband should be in the Applications folder of every MacBook.

No, it would be like sending a Spanish language book to a person who lives in France who can't read Spanish, they are two different languages.

Similar to the Macintosh operating system and Microsofts Windows operating system.

If you have Windows installed with Boot Camp drivers then yes the Mac CD/DVD player will read the Windows disk while booted into Windows.

Either the MacBook Pro or the MacBook Air has its share of features that makes it distinct from each other, but it doesn't necessarily mean that either laptop is superior. If you are looking for long battery life, a light and slim form factor, and storage space isn't a high priority, then the MacBook Air is for you. If you are looking for a sharp display (especially the Retina versions), larger form factor (ie: 15" screen), a high-end CPU/GPU, and plenty of storage, then the MacBook Pro is for you.

The Apple Computer works just like a regular computer but a little faster and spend less time trying to get it to work and never get viruses

The simplest way to do this is to go to your iPhoto library, right-click on the photo you want to put on your flashdrive and select show file. This will bring up the picture file in a finder window. From there you can copy and paste it to your flashdrive. Another way, which works better for multiple photos, is to select any pictures you want to put on your flashdrive, go to the File menue at the top of the screen and select export (this can also be done by selecting the photos and pressing Command, shift, and E simultaneously.) A box will come up and you can select the names, sizes, and types of the picture files you are exporting. Click export and select your flashdrive from the left of the finder window that comes up. Select OK and your photos will be exported to your flashdrive from your iPhoto library.

Apple's List Price appears to be at $999. Try Apple's Authorized Resellers and check out their deals. Sometimes, they offer Mac systems at a lower price or you can get a Mac with some free items.

The advancement in knowledge about current coding and creation of new languages and more energy efficient computers with stronger and faster processors created from the latest hi-tech electronic motors that are very new.

the same as any other computer

Laptops first had 5" screens, two 5 1/4 floppy drives, a big collection of bundled software applications, and a battery pack. I hope this was helpful.

i was invented in California, in the apple company

There are many places to learn about Macbook memory upgrades. One can go to the Crucial website or the Apple store website. Forums are another good way to learn about memory upgrades and can be found at macnn. YouTube is another great way to learn about them.

VoiceOver is controlled from the Seeing section of Universal Access in System preferences. The default keyboard shortcut to toggle VoiceOver on or off are the three keys Command (cmd), Fn, and F5.

Unfortunately Apple has changed the model names again, they have dropped the MacBook model and the MacBook AIR has taken it's place as the lowest priced laptop.

As of 1/2013 the lowest priced MacBook Air is the 11 inch at $999 US. The higher end MacBook Air is the 13 inch at $1499 US.

You should max out the Ram when you order the laptop as you can no longer add more later on as the ram is now soldered in permanently and can't be upgraded later. I believe you cannot upgrade the HD either so think long and hard on what you may need in the future as you could out grow it fairly fast.

You can always get an external USB HD to expand into but you will be stuck at the minimum ram to help run things.

Depending on your screen size and the processing power Apple MacBook Pro's cost anywhere from $800 to $2,000. If your willing to wait you can find good deals on black friday or during other promotional times.

If your tv has a DVI input then you can get a DVI cable and connect your computer to your tv.

Also, you can buy a Component Video adapter for macbooks that allows them to connect.

However on new Mac's they run a MiniDisplay Port instead of Mini DVI so you'll need a MiniDisplay Port adapter to convert the signal to HDMI or DVI.

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If you are in no hurry and are going to buy a brand new Macbook versus a Refurbished model then I would wait until the sometime in June or July 2016 when the new MacBook Pro comes out. It will have some nice innovations and will no doubt have the new Intel Broadwell processor which will be faster and use less energy which means longer battery life.

it is located on the bottom right side of your mac book pro. if you look very very closely to the left of the security slot, you will see a tiny little slot, that's not it. it's the big slot

A personal computer (PC) is any general-purpose computer whose size, capabilities, and original sales price make it useful for individuals, and which is intended to be operated directly by an end user with no intervening computer operator. ~ Wiki

Regardless of who makes it, if a computer satisfies the definition, it is a Personal Computer, so a computer made by Apple is a PC.

Apple Computer Inc.; the same company that makes them now. Apple was incorporated on April 1, 1976.