Apple announces new 17 inch MacBook Pro at Macworld 2009

Jan 6 2009, 12:17pm CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Besides “wasting” over an hour on introducing iWorks, iWork.com and other updates of existing applications Apple's Phil Schiller unveiled the anticipated new 17 inch unibody MacBook Pro in his first and last Macworld keynote.
The 17 inch MacBook Pro has a 1920x1200px resolution and is supposed to be the lightest 17 inch notebook on the market. The new 17 MacBook Pro is also of course powered by NVIDIA graphics chips. As rumored the new 17 inch MacBook Pro has a non-removable battery. It last 8 hours though, which is very cool as long as it doesn't die.
Via Engadget Live Macworld coverage. Update: 17 inch MacBook Pro on Sale Now!.

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