The Apple Macbook Pro has long defined itself as the premier notebook in style features and performance. And while it has not been one of the cheapest notebooks, it still gets high praise for its keen adherence to design and performance.

starters the system is now housed in a shell made from a single sheet of aluminum. According to Apple this allows the system to be more environmental friendly as well as
providing easier access to parts and components.
The screen has now been embellished with a new edge to edge glass screen which results in significant glare in highly lit rooms. Ironically Apple offers an anti-glare option for a cool $50. Clearly Apple is aiming this laptop at photographers and graphics designers as it touts the high color gamet of the screen.

The touch pad has also been reworked. In all the single button has been removed and instead has been replaced with a multi-touch pad that can accept one, two and four finger gestures. The whole thing has been turned into a giant click pad which does get some getting used to but is totally worth it.
You've probably heard about the integrated battery. This has been our major problem with the new system. Although it does perform nicely (and lasts for 1000 charges according to Apple) it still falls short for those who would be tempted to use this computer for more then six hours without charging it or an extended battery.

We just wish Apple would have given a little thought to putting a card reader into the thing and a Blu-Ray option.