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    Default MacBook vs. MacBook Pro

    What are the pros/cons between the two computers?
    I'm at a point in my life where I don't care if you like me or you don't. If you like me, cool. If you don't, meh.

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    MacBook Pro is pretty much what it tells you, its a "Pro" version with better hardware specs.
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    Depends what MacBook your talking about. MacBook Air or the normal MacBook?

    MBA is thin, MB is sluggish, MBP is superior.
    what is fetch gretchen?

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    Ok, I want an Apple laptop. I don't want a MacBook Air because they suck when compared to the price.
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    Depends what you need the system for, for the average user a normal MacBook should do just fine. However if you want a bit more "oomph" then your best bet would be a MacBook Pro.

    Like Tawm said, the MacBook Pro is a more powerful version of the MacBook

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