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Apple MacBook Repair in Austin Texas
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  Computer Repair Connection offers Apple MacBook repairs from power issues and liquid spills to screen replacements. We repair Apple MacBook, iMac, MacMini, and PowerMacs. We provide the best un authorized Apple MacBook, MacPro, MacMini, and iMac Repair Services in Austin Texas. The combination of years of experience, quick turnaround, and genuine Apple parts and our warranty, gives us the advantage you need to get your Apple MacBook repaired with great peace of mind. We tailor your MacBook repair based on what issue you are having without the "fix all" flat rate from the manufacturer. 

 

   Stop by as walk-ins are welcome and get a quote for your Apple MacBook repaired today. Quotes are given within 1-2 business days (unless using same day Apple repair service), at which time you can approve or decline the repair. Declined MacBook repairs are subject to diagnostic fee of $19 to $49. Diagnostics are always FREE for approved repairs. 

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       We're conveniently located in south Austin, Texas, right off the Ben White frontage road near Menchaca Rd. Stop by for a quote on your MacBook repair. After receiving your quote, declined repairs are subject to $19 diagnostic fee. Diagnostics are always free for approved repairs. Click on the check-in button below to get started or just stop by, as walk-ins are welcome.

A Little Macbook Pro History

The MacBook Pro is a line of high-performance laptops developed and manufactured by Apple Inc. It was first introduced in January 2006, replacing the PowerBook G4 as Apple's flagship laptop. Since its inception, the MacBook Pro has undergone numerous updates and revisions, incorporating advancements in technology and design. Here's a brief history of the MacBook Pro:

  1. Early Models (2006-2008): The first-generation MacBook Pro featured Intel Core Duo processors and came in 15-inch and 17-inch models. These laptops introduced the MagSafe power connector, a magnetic power adapter that disconnected safely if tugged. They also sported a built-in iSight camera and the iconic aluminum unibody design.

  2. Unibody Design (2008-2012): In 2008, Apple introduced a major redesign with an all-aluminum unibody construction for the MacBook Pro lineup. This design became the standard for subsequent models. The laptops featured improved graphics, larger trackpads, and the introduction of the Mini DisplayPort for video output.

  3. Retina Display (2012-2015): The third generation of MacBook Pro models brought significant advancements with Retina display technology. Retina displays offered a much higher pixel density, resulting in sharper and more vibrant visuals. These models also introduced the switch to solid-state drives (SSDs), which greatly improved performance and reduced boot times.

  4. Touch Bar and Thunderbolt 3 (2016-2019): In 2016, Apple introduced the MacBook Pro with the Touch Bar, a thin OLED touchscreen strip above the keyboard. The Touch Bar provided context-sensitive controls and shortcuts based on the active application. This generation also replaced traditional USB ports with Thunderbolt 3/USB-C ports, offering high-speed data transfer and versatile connectivity.

  5. M1 Chip Transition (2020-2021): Apple announced a major shift in its laptop lineup with the introduction of its custom-designed M1 chip. The M1 chip, based on Apple Silicon, replaced Intel processors and delivered significant performance and power efficiency improvements. The M1-powered MacBook Pro models showcased impressive battery life, faster processing speeds, and enhanced machine learning capabilities.

It's worth noting that the MacBook Pro continues to evolve, with regular updates and advancements in features, performance, and design. The history provided here covers major milestones, but specific details and technical specifications of each model may vary.

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