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The original design for the MacBook family is to have the machine at least sleep when the lid is closed to preserve the battery.

The part of the Mac OS called Time Machine is designed to backup software specified by the user of the machine when the machine is running.

Sorry but.

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A few older TVs did have a Firewire port but a recent HD TV will probably have an HDMI port which you could connect to a MacBook Pro via its mini display port. You will probably need to chain a couple of cables together (See links below) but it will depend on the connections available on the TV.

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The least expensive MacBook has all of the features of a regular MacBook, but only comes with an i3 processor. This means the computer will run a bit slower than a more expensive MacBook. If you don't get a MacBook Pro, you will not have access to any "pro" versions of the applications such as QuickTime. You will have to buy those separately :)

As far as I know, the only MackBooks available to the general public are the Air, the Pro, and the Pro with Retina. All models come with either an i5 or an 17 processor, and either 4GB of RAM or 8GB of RAM. The major differences between all models boils down to storage and graphics cards. The Airs have Solid State drives in 64GB or 128 GB for the 11" model to 128GB or 256GB for the 13". The MacBook Pro gets a serious graphics card (for CAD, 3D design, hard-core gaming) in the 15" model. If an advanced graphics card is what you're after, I suggest going for the 15" Pro with the 8 gigs of RAM and the 750 gig hard drive.

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No, you cannot use an Air charger with a Macbook Pro. It has a different power rating (watts). New Macbook Pros and Airs also feature a different, smaller connector for power (Magsafe 2).

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The MacBook Pro is already 'out'. the successor of the Macbook Pro is the recent 2012 Macbook Pro with retina with upgraded performance and screen resoulution and display.

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It isn't installed with the Macbook, so you have to buy it.

But once you've installed it, you can find it by going to Finder (which should be on your doc) and just searching it.

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It depends what macbook air you have purchased the most GB a macbook air can store is 256GB

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Macbooks have been discontinued. Macbook Air and Macbook Pro are now the only models available. Apple also does not normally announce the release dates of its products.

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you dont need a macbook you just do this <3 on facebook and it comes out as a hear

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its not designed for OS X

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Macs running Mac OS X are not susceptible to the viruses and malware that blight computers running the Windows operating system and so do not consequently suffer the slow downs and associated problems. If you were to run the Windows operating system on a Mac then it would be open to the same threats and would need protecting accordingly.

Over time any computer will be slow compared to current standards. As computers improve and get faster, a once "fast" computer is now considered slow, and this is true for all computers. For example, my PowerPC G5 iMac now seems pretty slow, but was super fast back in '05.

A computer (Macs too) often slow down when you run out of hard drive space. This is one of the main factor held responsible for slowing down a Mac. The boot volume must also have the appropriate free space required to operate smoothly. That's why it is recommended to cut down the size of hdd by uninstalling any unwanted apps, software and applications (even widgets). Timely removal of caches, temporary files, log files and emptying the trash folder help Mac get good amount of free space.

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mac only works with certain things.

if you have downloaded it on a windows computer or click download for windows and then transfered it to a mac you will haev to download it again but this time click for mac or it could just work if you downloaded it again anyway.

and put on the discussion section what it comes up with

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in mac pro system minimum memory 4gb we need to run mac OS. because mac pro build of designing, HD resolution.

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To toggle VoiceOver off/on press the Command key and Function (fn) F5. VoiceOver settings can be found in System Preferences in the Universal Access section.

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Right under the keyboard and the corners

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Immediately turn it off, disconnect the power, and if it has a removable battery, remove it. Allow the laptop to fully dry, both inside and out, then you can power it back on. The key is to not have electricity running through the circuitry while water is present.

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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!

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Buy it when you'd like to buy it. I recommend to wait

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Actually, at the moment you are not allowed to.. hopefully soon they will release the program for macs. maybe it will work or crash im qoinq to try it qood luck!!

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To erase a USB memory stick, using a MAC, use the application Disk Utility. With the USB stick inserted into the USB drive, highlight that stick from the list of drives. Then select erase. It will erase all of the files on the drive and reformat it.

You can also use a program called Houdini 2, which will allow you to see hidden files, move, and erase them.

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To eject a CD you can press the Eject button (top right corner of the keyboard), or right click on the CDs icon and select Eject from the menu, or drag the CDs icon into the Trash icon on the dock, or open a Finder window and click on the eject symbol next to the CDs listed in the left hand pane, or open iTunes and click on the eject symbol next to the CDs name.

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Around 7 hours

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The MacBook Air was created by a team of engineers and designers at Apple Inc.

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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.