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Apple launches MacBook Pro with retina display
Apple has announced an all-new MacBook Pro at the Worldwide Developers Conference 2012 in San Francisco.
The new MacBook Pro features a stunning retina display, all flash storage and quad-core processors in a radically thin and light design.
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Apple launches MacBook Pro with retina display
Measuring a mere 0.71 inches and weighing only 4.46 pounds, the completely redesigned MacBook Pro sets a new standard in performance and portability for pro users.
"The MacBook Pro with Retina display pushes the limits of performance and portability like no other notebook," said Tim Cook, Apple's CEO.
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Apple launches MacBook Pro with retina display
"With a gorgeous retina display, all flash architecture and a radically thin and light design, the new MacBook Pro is the most advanced Mac we have ever built," said Cook.
The new MacBook Pro retina display is the world's highest resolution notebook display with over five million pixels, three million more than an HD television.
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Apple launches MacBook Pro with retina display
At 220 pixels-per-inch, the retina display's pixel density is so high the human eye cannot distinguish individual pixels from a normal viewing distance, so text and graphics look incredibly sharp.
The retina display uses IPS technology for a 178-degree wide viewing angle, and has 75 per cent less reflection and 29 per cent higher contrast than the previous generation.
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Apple launches MacBook Pro with retina display
Featuring a precision engineered aluminium unibody design and all flash storage architecture, the all-new MacBook Pro is the lightest MacBook Pro ever and nearly as thin as a MacBook Air.
Flash storage that is up to four times faster than traditional notebook hard drives enables the all-new MacBook Pro to play four simultaneous streams of uncompressed 1080p HD video from internal storage.
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Apple launches MacBook Pro with retina display
The flash storage architecture also delivers improved reliability, instant-on responsiveness and 30 days of standby time.
The MacBook Pro with retina display features the latest Intel Core i7 quad-core processors up to 2.7 GHz with Turbo Boost speeds up to 3.7 GHz, NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M discrete graphics, up to 16GB of faster 1600 MHz RAM and flash storage up to 768GB.
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Apple launches MacBook Pro with retina display
Two Thunderbolt and two USB 3.0 ports allow pro users to connect to multiple displays and high performance devices, and a new HDMI port offers quick connectivity to HDTVs.
The MacBook Pro battery delivers up to seven hours of wireless productivity, and uses advanced chemistry and Adaptive Charging technology to provide up to 1,000 recharges.
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Apple launches MacBook Pro with retina display
The MacBook Pro also features a FaceTime HD camera, glass Multi-Touch trackpad, full-size backlit keyboard, dual microphones, enhanced speakers, three-stream 802.11n Wi-Fi and a thinner MagSafe two power port.
OS X Lion, iPhoto, iMovie, iTunes and other Apple apps including Aperture and Final Cut Pro X have been updated to take full advantage of the new MacBook Pro with retina display.
The updated Aperture 3.3 also includes revolutionary new image adjustment features and now supports a unified photo library so photographers can move seamlessly between iPhoto and Aperture.
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Apple launches MacBook Pro with retina display
The all-new MacBook Pro ships with OS X Lion. Customers who purchase a Mac are eligible for a free copy of OS X Mountain Lion when it becomes available.
Mountain Lion introduces innovative features including the all-new Messages app, Notification Center, system-wide Sharing, AirPlay Mirroring, Game Center and the enhanced security of Gatekeeper.
With iCloud built into the foundation of OS X, Mountain Lion makes it easier than ever to keep your content up to date across all your devices.