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USB is a Universal Serial Bus - a standardised socket on a computer into which you can plug many devices such as cameras, mp3 players and flash drives. A flash drive is a stick of memory that can be used to store and transfer information between different computers. It retains the contents of the memory chip even though there is no power. It was called Flash memory because when the memory is wiped it was likened to a flash from a camera.

Holding down the option key while starting up a Mac running Mac OS X enters the Startup Manager which will let you select where you want to boot from.

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Any recent MacBook can playback 1080p video at 60 frames per second in the QuickTime player. Editing 1080p video might bea little slower if you do not have a recent quad core model.

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Windows is an operating system developed by Microsoft. Apple makes Macintosh computers that run Apple's own Mac OS X operating system but can also run the Windows operating system.

The Home Sharing feature in iTunes lets you share your music library, or selected playlists, with other computers on your network so that they can listen to your music. It is not designed to move music around between computers.

You can add music to the iTunes software from any CDs that you may have, mp3 music files on your computer, or you can buy music from the iTunes store or any other retailer that provides a download service such as Amazon.

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They invented the mouse that completely changed the interface of the modern day computer! Not remains up to only mouse as the passage of time Apple is becoming more and more popular because of its smart device such as iPhone, iPod, iPad and MAC PC. All these Apple's devices are creating a boom in the entire world with their easy-to-use interface and striking design.

Safari 4 is available free and can be downloaded from Apple's website. (See links below)

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Yes, I use it for iTunes all the time.

Verve has a variety of templates for PowerPoint. Microsoft does make a version of PowerPoint for Mac. If you want to use Apple's Keynote there are several sites available, both free and paid.

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depends on what your idea of "update" is. if you mean adding apps to it apple doesnt do that if you make an app that works on the Iphone. As soon as apple takes a quick look at it and approves it goes right up onto the app store instantly. If your talking about actually updating it so that it works better i have no idea sorry if that was what was in your head

With Mac OS X each family member can have their own account on the computer which allows them to configure the computer to their taste and requirements without affecting anyone else.

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It is most likely either jammed, or damaged so that some part of the player is holding the disk back. the clicking noise is the sound of the motor skipping.

The inversion (negative effect) of the screen colours is controlled from the Seeing section of the Universal Access preference pane within System Preferences. The keyboard short cut to toggle the inverted screen is Command (cmd), Alt, Control (ctrl) and 8 - basically all three keys next to the space bar and the number 8 key.

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It depends on what you want. The Pro does a lot more than the Air. The Air can't hold as much Memory at all. But the air is extremely light. The Pro weighs a little over 5 pounds.

The Air is basically a "Netbook" on steroids. It's mainly for people that travel "a lot" and doesn't need a large capacity HD for storing stuff, powerful enough processor to get the job done, and light enough to be able to handle it in the field for long periods. It was made to get the most Battery life it could get. The hard drive is solid state (SSD) so it's much faster, (use's no moving parts, less battery use).

It has the full features of a "standard" computer but the draw backs of a limited accessible computer. It has no CD/DVD player so you need an external DVD player to access a CD/DVD. It has a NON-user replaceable battery that only Apple is able to replace at it's "Normal" end of life. It has a more expensive and "smaller" (by todays standards) SSD hard drive. The Ram is NON-expandable. You can't decide later to add more Ram to it. It's soldered in at the factory.