Macbook Pro Commercial from 2009 Macworld

The Macbook Pro 17 inch commercial that was presented by Phil Schiller from the 2009 Macworld.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Macworld 2009
• Macbook Pro 17 inch
• aluminum
• Apple
• Phil Schiller

[simsisgr8]

well what happens after it been charged 1,000 time ??

[rcwatkins5]

thats dumb apple is the best computer in the universe

[MrPudding234]

@simsisgr8 "it can be fully charged 1000 times", that means, that after 1000 times of charging, the battery will lose capacity, and will last shorter.

[nz1297]

@simsisgr8 Well that 1,000 time recharges lasts 5 years, as they said, so I think this technology will be outdated by then and another version of the MacBook Pro will be available for your purchase.

[nz1297]

@MrMariohead123 The point of it being aluminum is that it's much more environmentally friendly than plastic and steel. Apple only purchases aluminum from companies in Africa that have healthy conditions for it's miners, unlike other PC companies that use almost slave labor to mine for your steel, as well as using oil to manufacture that plastic, which is horrible for the Earth.

[MrMariohead123]

Aluminum and Glass? My PC is made out of plastic and steel...



[MonkeyOnAnOar2011]

@hsm4life09 I know right. How could you hate a mac

[WeEatBrainz]

@simsisgr8 It holds slightly less energy.

[colacastell]

@simsisgr8 maybe the best way is to change your battery!?

[SociallyAwkwardLlama]

RIP SJ

[HayLotion]

I personally don't like Macs and I think people who buy them are misled and don't know they are getting ripped off. Also most people who use macs are cradled and are not exposed to all the tech behind a computer.

But the 2 top rated comments are just absurd. Apple currently holds the most stable SSD firmware on the market, and the motherboard in the mac pro allows for 2 cpus instead of one. The only pc motherboards that do that are server ones.

[TheSlipKnot981]

@hjalteyhjalte55555 no, that's not what they mean. They mean that after those 1000 times it will lose power and will not hold as much charge as it used to.