MacBook Pro Reaches New Heights and Speeds in Time for Olympics

The Apple geniuses have come up with another good one: the Multi-Touch Trackpad. It works the way the iPhone’s screen works: you can rotate, zoom and much more the all-new trackpad. All of this and more from the new version of the Pro. It also comes with a new version of Intel that is supposed to run much faster at 2.6GHz. Also, at only 5.4 pounds, it is only .4 pounds heavier than the smaller MacBook. For only one inch thick and a 15 or 17 inch screen, its packed with a lot of power. But what has really got me on the New MacBook Pro is it’s mouse pad. I am on a MacBook right now and the only thing it’s mouse pad can do is move the mouse and scroll. It seems it would be a new experience to be able to rotate and zoom things, the world at your touch. Just like the iPhone’s touch-screen cover flow, it can scroll through pictures, rotate them, and zoom in on them. The new Pro also has up to 300 gigs of memory and 4 gigs of ram. It is up to 70% faster than the former Pro in certain programs. This Apple computer is supposed to be the fastest wireless computer in Apples continually improving empire, being able to connect to any network in any location. Once connected, you have high-speed internet and the ability to print at any printer found. Of course, this new laptop has Leopard, Apple’s newest operating system. Leopard comes with 300 new features for Macs. The laptop has built in speakers, a camera, a microphone, CD/DVD drive, 4.5 to 5 hours of battery, plus a LOT more. All in all, the newest MacBook Pro has amazing new features, some never seen before. It seems to be a great computer, for anyone needing a new one.

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Sleep It To the Man

Finally, someone has designed clothing to combat against L.A.’s intentionally uncomfortable benches, ledges and seats. Frnch developers created sweat-suits with fashionably hilarious looking cushions built into the back for a cloud nine ninety degree sleeping condition. This is the ultimate stick it to the man idea, mixing cleverness with plain common sense. The design allows for the wearer to upon resting from their run of funny stares, lay down on (or in) bus stop benches and other Los Angeles land forms. See if you can guess the land form for the costume based on the pictures.