It depends on the Mac Book's screen size, as a bigger screen weighs more.

A 13 inch weighs :4.5 pounds (2.04 kg)

A 15 inch weighs: 5.6 pounds (2.54 kg)

A 17 inch weighs: 6.6 pounds (2.99 kg)

Apple Macbook's are usually the same price no matter where one buys them. For deals on Macbook's one should try Apple's refurbished section on their official website, or try auction sites such as eBay.

PowerPoint is included with Microsoft Office, which is available for Mac.

You can also use other similar software, including Keynote (part of Apple's iWork) or OpenOffice.

Apple do give student discount for certain things.

There are 7 ways to take a screenshot on a Mac. If you want to take a screenshot of the entire screen click Shift + Command + 3. If you want to take a screenshot of a portion of the screen that you have chosen click Shift + Command + 4. These are the 2 most common ways. As I am unable to post a link I will try to post it with spaces in the address. Remove the space and add www to go to a site that explains in detail all 7 ways.

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You can sell a 17 inch Macbook Pro online at Amazon or eBay. You are able to list your own price and negotiate the terms with buyers. You can also sell your laptop to a pawn shop or computer store.

A MacBook is a type of laptop computer made by apple (the people who make ipods). They are very good computers, except a bit more expensive than other brands of computers but i think they are worth the extra money. They are very good with creative things, like editing, music and all that. Also they use a different operating system that is not Windows, which most computers use, it uses something called Mac OSX (Mac Operating System 10) which is otherwise known as Leopard.

To get a free macbook is quite simple. Go to the below link, sign up to freebiejeebies, complete an offer and get the selected amount of the referrals needed.http://gifts.freebiejeebies.co.uk/482755

mac is short for Macintosh,the best CPU in the world.!!!!

Around 43-44 watts at idle and a maximum of 205 watts with 4GB of ram, 238 watts with 8GB of ram, and 270 watts with 16 GB of ram.

Yes. Absolutely.

Just look at the increasing number of products available in the Anti-Virus range for Apple.

Apple have traditionally had a small market share, so have not been a target for viruses, particularly given those who write the viruses do so for notoriety in many cases.

Viruses can be written for any software, including Apple.

Apple have been fortunate in the past, but don't be fooled. If you have an Apple, you are open to viruses, malware and hacker attacks. If you don't have virus protection, you are far more at risk than a Windows PC with virus protection.

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106461

Not yet....... But they plan to get one out soon.

The best source of info for Magic Jack is the MJ site.

There are at least two versions of the MJ box. One uses a computer and the other can either us a computer or not. MJ at this time costs USD$19.95 a year.

Yes.

However, it could also be described as a netbook, due to it's small size (11/13 inch diag.)

The alt key is called 'option' by Apple. There are two alt/option keys to either side of the space bar on the other side of the 'command' key.

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.

Depends on what you want to do. The Macbook Pro is a full fledged computer that can do anything you would expect a computer to do. The iPad can only hold 64GB of memory unlike the Macbook Pro which can hold 500GB. If you need a self-contained mobile device that can handle documents, photos, presentations spreadsheets and other common files, as well as playing music and movies, the iPad is a compact and portable solution. The MacBook Pro is a better choice if you must run specific full-featured software programs, such as Adobe Creative Suite, advanced features in Microsoft Office or any program that requires Adobe Flash, although you can work with many Creative Suite and Office files on the iPad.

You delete cookies through the preferences of the browser you are using. With Firefox, for example, you select "preferences" and then "privacy" and then "show cookies." At that point you have the option to delete some or all of your cookies. In Safari, you select "preferences" and "security" and then "show cookies" and you will have the same option to delete some or all of your cookies. Each browser has its own method of deleting cookies, but usually it can be found under the preferences panel.

Yes. I does require System 10.5.8 and Snow Leopard 10.6.3. It might not run on Lion or Mountain Lion. Also, the graphics card must be NVIDIA GeForce 8 or higher, ATI X1600 or higher, or Intel HD 3000 or higher, a mouse, keyboard, and Internet Connection.

The MacBook Pro computers have Backlit keyboards the standard MacBook does not.