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hey guys Johnson here with PLD with an unboxing of the 2012 13 inch MacBook Pro just announced yesterday hits stores today you guys have not subscribed make sure to do so there's an annotation in the top left hand corner I will have tons more videos on this including benchmarks gaming obviously the full review as well as covers on the 15 inch MacBook Pro with Retina display so again if you haven't subscribed make sure to do so so you do not miss any videos for now let's go to the box this this is the baseline 2.5 gigahertz dual-core i-5 model with turbo boost up to 3.1 gigahertz for those of you guys who aren't sure what turbo boost is it essentially overclocks itself during heavier tasks so if you're playing games you're rendering video it'll boost the clock speed up giving you better performance but at the same time it won't kick it up if you're just doing web browsing sort of give you the optimal power consumption as well as far as the rest of the specs go this comes with 4 gigs of ram a 500 gigabyte 5400 rpm hard drive this is not soldered to the motherboard like the Retina Display MacBook Pro so you can upgrade this yourself also with the Ivy Bridge CPU on the new MacBook Pros that brings along HD 4000 graphics so while it isn't dedicated it actually should perform really well considering the screen resolution is only 1280 by 800 as far as what comes in the box obviously you get the MacBook Pro itself you get a cleaning cloth so you can keep it squeaky clean you get a 60 watt max a powered EPS or with extension cable obviously you get all the documentation and the best part of all Apple stickers as we take a closer look at the MacBook Pro aesthetics and design wise is pretty much the same as a 2011 model with the exception of the addition of USB 3.0 which we'll get to as we check out all the ins and the outs as we go across the macbook pro we have the MagSafe power input we have the ethernet port we have a firewire 800 port which is nice flows you guys who still want to use that next to that is the single Thunderbolt port and to the right of that is the two USB 3.0 ports like I talked about these are backwards compatible so USB 2.0 devices will work with this as well and as we finish it up we have an SDXC card slot to the right of that is a combination audio in and out port and all the way to the writes we have a battery indicator so you press that it tells you how much juice is left on your MacBook Pro and on the flip side we have the Kensington lock as well as the CD and DVD drive which is cool for those you guys that still use that so that pretty much wraps up this unboxing again this is only the unboxing like I said I'll have tons more coverage covering benchmarks and gaming the full review as well as 15-inch MacBook Pro coverage with the Retina display so make sure to subscribe if you haven't already if you're film-like being awesome make sure to hit that like button thank you guys for watching and I will see you guys with some more MacBook Pro coverage