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Jobs/MacBook Pro
Apple CEO Steve Jobs shows off the MacBook Pro during his Macworld keynote in San Francisco in January. Jobs said the Intel-based laptop is four to five times faster than the Powerbook G4.
MacBook Pro power cord
The MacBook Pro comes with a breakaway magnetic power cord, pictured here during Jobs' address in January.
MacBook Pro case
The MacBook Pro is an inch thick and weighs 5.6 pounds.
MacBook Pro open
The MacBook Pro is the first Mac notebook built on the new Intel Core Duo, which is actually two processors engineered onto a single chip.
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