
1 expert reviews - 0 user reviews
Follow
0
0
Want it
0
Have it
0
Had it
0
We have collected 1 reviews of the Apple MacBook 13. Experts rate Apple MacBook 13 8/10. Reviewsor.com helps you find reviews, best prices, user reviews of the Apple MacBook 13 and Apple Laptops.
As we've come to expect from Apple, the build quality is excellent and the visual design is stunning. Whether you're a fan of Apple or not, you have to admit that its computers are always strong in those areas. Despite the shell being all plastic, it feels sturdy and solid. Admittedly the aluminium models have a lot more class, but this all-white model still retains a certain appeal. The underside of the machine has a non-slip coating. It's soft to the touch and feels less “cold” than the plastic used on the rest of the shell. You'll have to be careful, however, because it tends to show dirt. The latch is magnetic and does a good job of keeping the computer closed – to the point where you need both hands to open it. The is very comfortable. It's not especially wide, but the keys are fairly large at 16 x 15 mm, and your fingers get their bearings easily. Typing is soft and quiet. With backlighting, though, it would have been even better. The glass-covered is very wide – wider than anything you'll find on a PC. Its comfort level is excellent, with perfect gliding qualities. As on other models, the touchpad is clickable over more than half (the lower half) of its area. Since it's multi touch, that opens up interesting gestures like zooming, rotation and two-finger scrolling. The is very good, with good fluidity, contrast, and sharpness.

By HotHardware, published 28-01-2012
There's nothing quite like an SSD to really hammer home the "high performance" feeling in a new notebook. Apple's been cramming SSDs into MacBook Air machines for some time now, but Other World Computing believes in pushing the envelope. The company's Mercury Aura Pro Express 6G 480GB SSD offers up to 3x faster performance and 8x more storage...

By DigitalVersus, published 13-01-2012
A few days after the Windows duel, two new adversaries enter the arena: which among the hybrid touchscreen tablet/PC and the ultraportable laptop is the best all-rounder? ... Read more...

By TechRadar, published 23-12-2011
Apple is actively considering using fuel cell technology to power portable devices which could last for 'weeks' from a single charge.A pair of patents uncovered by AppleInsider, the company asserts that hydrogen-powered fuel cells would see smaller and lighter MacBooks with unheard of battery life.The patents, Fuel Cell Systems to Power Portable Computing Device and Fuel Cell System Coupled to a P...

By TechRadar, published 22-12-2011
PC tech in 2012: what to expectWith 2011 drawing to a close, it's time to look forward to the technological delights heading our way courtesy of the most resilient and consistent innovative computing platform of them all, the trusty old PC.This time last year, we got it right on Intel's Sandy Bridge and a relatively stagnant year for PC graphics, were let down by AMD's Bulldozer and jumped the gun...
By TechReport, published 14-12-2011
We've already heard reports that both Apple and Samsung will unleash tablets with high-DPI displays next year. According to a story posted by DigiTimes this morning, the high-DPI fever will affect Apple's MacBook Pro notebooks, as well.The site foretells a "new MacBook Pro lineup" with 2880x1800 displays, which "sources in the upstream supply chain" expect to see in the second ...