MacBook

I don't think you can as I believe "Crossover" is a DUAL video card software so you can link the two together for better usage. ALL laptop only have ONE video card, per se.

The newer laptops have a CPU based "video card" (your basically using part of the main CPU for video) that's used for every day stuff like browsing the web, checking e-mail, etc, as it saves battery life. When you need the power of the "dedicated" video card for use for high end gaming, graphics use, etc. then you can enable that one instead of the CPU one. They cannot be used at the same time.

Apple Store...it is better because where i live they give you an ipod touch free when you buy a laptop or imac (i dont know if they are doing the same thing in the whole usa)

here is a link:

http://store.apple.com/us/browse/campaigns/back_to_school

There are many word processors available for the Mac ranging from Microsoft's Word to the free Open Office suite and covering specialist script writing and novel writing word processors in between.

Open a Finder window and select a folder from the Sidebar e.g. Applications. At the bottom of the window it should tell you how many items are in the folder and the total amount of free disc space available to you.

There is no Control Panel in Mac OS X. Various options can be set in System Preferences which is usually included in the Dock on a new Mac. It can also be launched by selecting System Preferences... from the Apple menu or launched directly from the Applications folder. Other options will need to be set in the Preferences of individual applications.

Apple Macs come with a built-in iSight web cam but many other web cams can also be used. Those that do not provide official support will often work with a Mac using software such as MacCam (See links below).

Buy a lottery ticket or enter into a lottery or contest that is giving away a free MacBook Pro and win.

I'm sure you can dream of more ways. It just comes down to luck and being in the right place at the right time.

Yes it can.

Start boot camp on your mac and follow the directions on your screen.

there are several applications available that allow you to access windwos and Macintosh at the same time. I would not recommend doing that because it uses a lot of ram. Run one at a time.

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Gigabytes (GB) vary with the model of Macbook Pro you decide on.

13-Inch MacBook Pro has 4GB memory and a 500GB hard drive.

13-Inch MacBook Pro with Retina has 8GB memory and ranges from 128GB flash storage to 512GB flash storage.

15-Inch MacBook Pro with Retina has 16GB memory with either 256GB or 512GB flash storage.

This information comes from the Apple Store website.

theyres not diffrent macbook brands just diffrent versions

Here they are

MacBook Pro - professional and powerful but have a higher price tag than others

MacBook air - ultra thin and semi powerful and have a smaller screen

MacBook - these ones have been discontinued but you can find them for cheap on eBay , they are compromises with mid range screen size and medium powerful processors .

Hope this is helpful

In order to reformat (restore to factory settings) you need to do a clean install (using an installation disk) However, I would recommend backing up important documents, if you don't own an external hard drive, I suggest this: http://gdisk.sourceforge.net/

Most digital camera's come with a USB cable that plugs into the Mac and the camera. Once the camera is connected it is usually (with most brands of camera) recognised by the Mac and you use either the iPhoto or Image Capture applications (or any other suitable application you may have installed) to download the images from the camera to the Mac.

To use the built in iSight camera you need to run an application that can make use of the camera. These include (in the Applications folder) PhotoBooth, iChat and iMovie.

The MacBook Pro has a 95-watt-hour lithium-polymer battery.

This is a measure of how much power is available in the battery.

There are many ways to use the MacBook Pro. Each function uses power.

The fewer functions you use, the longer the battery charge will last. The more functions you use, the faster the battery is drained. Watching a movie takes more power that writing in a word processor.

Apple suggests about a 7 hour use is possible, but it all depends on what you are doing. If you mulit-task, you won't get 7 hours of battery charge.

Lithium polymer batteries need to be charged regularly. If left unattended for months they will loose their ability to be recharged fully if at all.

The MacBook Air does not have a CD/DVD drive built in. It is designed to be used on a wireless network and, if required, would connect to a CD/DVD drive on another computer via the network. An external USB CD/DVD drive can be added.

3 pounds.

Source: Apple (http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_mac/family/macbook_air)

Nope: "This game will not run on PowerPC (G3/G4/G5) based Mac systems, or the GMA 950 class of integrated video cards."

http://thesims3.ea.com/view/pages/feature6.jsp

Yes it will work but the performance will be annoying.Actually i am running(though not smoothly) it on my gma 950 with win xp sp3 Intel Pentium dual core 1.8ghz & 1 gb Ram.All i can say you will get playable fps.Trust me it works.

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!

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.

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.