Some brave souls have called the Apple MacBook Pro MC372LL/A a benchmark in the incredibly popular MacBook series. Those are some pretty bold claims, but everything I know about this installment in the MacBook Pro series says those souls may well be onto something. This short laptop review will try to break down some of the facts.

key features

This model offers a lot of special features to develop the whole package. Features include but are not limited to:

2.53GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor
500 GB 5400rpm SATA hard drive
4 GB DDR3 RAM expandable to 8 GB
8x slot-loading DVD player with dual-layer support
iSight camera for video chatting and more
two USB 2.0 ports
DisplayPort video output with optional adapters

go pro

Along with these extensive features, the Apple MacBook Pro MC372LL/A covered in this laptop review has a couple of pro specs worth taking a closer look at. For a more intricate and considered look at the MacBook Pro, head to your local dealer and ask for a “test drive.”

The change of graphics is something that catches my attention, for example. This kind of graphic flexibility cannot be taken lightly, as it works for both styling and preservation purposes. Any laptop review worth their salt will note that graphics switching glides effortlessly between the two processors (NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M and Intel HD Graphics).

With a buttonless multi-touch trackpad made of glass, the Apple MacBook Pro MC372LL/A isn’t just a fancy excuse. There’s no button, which clears up room for more swiping and sliding. This gives you more room to run around and more room to carefully browse your photos and websites with the greatest of ease.