Apple Computers

Seeing as you are using one now to post this question and everyone has one in their pocket, I say it was very successful. Many corporations (not just Microsoft, but apple, Intel, Ibm, etc.) have profited from computers. The change the way we share information. They simplify our lives with ease of access to the most vital information at moments notice. We can talk to someone from the other side of the globe while anywhere at all. And Microsoft is developing HoloLens, so that our virtual world is blended within our real one.

I would say the computer was very, very successful.

Oh, dude, you want to throw it back to the early 2000s with Windows XP on a sleek Macbook Air? I mean, technically you can try, but it's like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole. It's not gonna be a walk in the park, and you might end up in a tech support nightmare. Good luck with that retro experiment!

In today's mobile world some common screen sizes include 8.9, 10.1, 11.1, 12.1, 13.3, 14.1, 15.4, 17-inches and even 20-inch

The sim card can be found on the side, with a small hole next to it. You need the ejection tool or similar like a hair grip, staple to open the ejection tray to access the sim card.

The MacBook Pro is not a touch screen device. It uses a touch pad.

Open TextEdit up and start typing. command&spacebar then type textedit to open it up

Answer: Depends if your MacBook Pro is the same series built year as the MacBook. Best way to tell is go to apple.com under the Support section, enter your serial number to find the specifications. You have one now and want to try it? Just do it. It will either work or not. My MacBook uses the same AC charger as the MacBook Pro. Does the macbook have a magnetlock charger? if so, it should work with macbookpro My MacBook uses the magnet lock adapter, the same as the MacBook Pro.

The maximum HDD size for a MacBook on the market today is 17" with 1GB. People do need to keep in mind that it doesn't take that large of a book to perform functionally.

Instruction for the computer to do something

There are several options for installing Windows on a Mac. Apple provides Boot Camp with every Mac. The Boot Camp Assistant can be found in the Utilities folder within the Applications folder and will talk you through the process.

Other options include running Windows within a window on your Mac's desktop using software such as Parallels or Fusion. (See links below)

The same way you connect that printer to a desktop.

Most modern printers are connected to computers using either USB or EtherNet, some connect using WiFi. You will also need to install the Canon device driver software that came with the printer if you want to be sure you can use all of its features (many OSs can automatically recognize the printer and install their own driver for it, but frequently this driver does not fully support all features of the printer).

This honestly depends on what you're going to use it for. It also has to do with opinion. If I had to choose between the two, I would choose the iPad.

Apple's iMac, Macbook, and Macbook Pro lines of computers do have built-in iSight webcams, which have been praised for their image quality. The Mac mini, Mac Pro, and XServes do not have iSights, although it has been rumored that the Cinema Displays (which Apple recommends for these machines) will be updated to add iSights. Not all. a few years ago, Apple switched to Intel CPUs. Since then, all iMacs, Macbooks, and Macbook Pros come with built in iSight cameras.

If you are looking at the MacBook Air, you need to ask yourself what you will be doing on the computer.

The big setback to the MacBook Air is that is does not have a CD\DVD drive. The computer is very barebones when it comes to interfacing. All programs you would like to install will need to be on a USB flash drive or from the internet.

It is possible to buy an external DVD drive that connects via USB, it is just another peripheral to lug around.

If you want to watch movies on your laptop, a MacBook might be a better option. It is a little bit cheaper as well.

http://www.apple.com/mac/

iCloud takes your purchased music, books, apps and your mail, calendar, documents and photos and stores them on an Apple server. Then you can, using Apple ID, access it from any other compatible device. Compatible devices are: iPod Touch, iPhone, Mac and PC

Essentially, whatever you programmed it to do. This is a very broad question which can't be answered all that easily, I'd suggest embellishing to get a more defined answer.

But the computer could do whatever it was capable of doing ( in hardware ) and whatever software that was programmed for it. The first Apple computer was able to show the word "Hello World".

Click the Apple menu at the top left of the screen;

Click 'About This Mac';

Click the 'More Info...' button (this will launch 'System Profiler');

Click the 'Network' line item in the left column;

Are you looking for the Ethernet address or the wireless address?

In the right panel, under the 'Ethernet' section, you will see the Ethernet MAC address listed, or

in the right panel, under the 'airport' section, you will find the Airport MAC address.

Try holding down the option key after pushing the power button.

Mac book PRO with Mac OS X snow leopard.

It's named after Steve Jobs' oldest daughter.

Go onto the App Store ( iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad ) and go down until you find redeem code. Enter your code there.

For iPod Nano, and other old models of the iPod, go onto iTunes logged into your account and look for redeem code and enter your code there

As with any 3rd party app always go to the companys web site to update programs NOT from a site who says "your out of date and click here to update it". Go to Adobe's web site and download it. It should default to the download area or folder you set up and then just click on it. It may be a .zip or more likely a .dmg file, just click on it. Make sure you close any web browsers before you install it.

Macs come with iPhoto. You can add Apple's own Aperture or Adobe's Lightroom or any of a number of others. There is also a range of editing software from Photoshop to Pixelmator available for Macs. Also try Tonality and Noiseless - great suggestions for mac