Apple MacBook Pro 15" core i7 Anti Glare Unboxing

This is a quick unboxing of my new CTO macbook pro 15 inch. 2.66 Ghz Core i7 Anti Glare Hi Resolution LCD, 500 GB 7,200 rpm hdd, 4 GB SDDR3 RAM

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[hassoow93]

is the 15 inch 16:9? or just a square?

[akaTRENT]

@hassoow93 16:10

[VerymightyHands]

So how long does a minute of hd video take to render take compared to your old computer?

[akaTRENT]

@VerymightyHands Hrmm lets see, with my old one it took me over an hour to render like an 8 minute video. this one does it in 10-20 minutes. big difference.

[pianogamer5]

nice knife you got there...:)

[salmondude4]

@TheMacAttack1111 2.0ghz for just school stuff if you were going to do games and making videos etc then you would want to get the 2.2 but stick with the 2.0ghz if its school work

[zee7seven]

i'm designer and planing to buy 17" to get more room but i've heard apple offers high res in 15", so what do you suggest. is high res oky to work with or it makes things/elements on screen very tiny?

looking forward to hear back from you!

thanks

[IrresistiblyBetter]

@SuperEnigmation If the protective film is as good as a matte screen then go with glossy and buy protective film because then you get the added protection against scratches too. this is my logic anyway =]

[Best0fMinecraft]

@TheMacAttack1111 Then just get 2.0

[TheMacAttack1111]

i Need help i am getting the same macbook pro as him with antiglare but i don't know if i need 2.0ghz or 2.2ghz money is a factor a and i don't edit videos, not a mad gamer, just school stuff?

[TheMacAttack1111]

@SuperEnigmation Antiglare

[SuperEnigmation]

Should I get the antiglare screen for my future 15-inch MacBook Pro, or should I stay with the regular glossy screen?

[SimHarrison]

@hassoow93 ok.

[hassoow93]

@SimHarrison i commented 4 months ago now i own the 15 inch model. i thought the macbook was not widescreen but 4:3