The MacBook Pro 13 Mid 2010: A Review

The MacBook Pro 13 mid 2010 model boasts impressive audio fidelity, considering its slim design. The stereo speakers produce loud and clear sound, perfect for enjoying music from Pandora or watching videos on Hulu. In our test with The White Stripes' 'Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground', the guitar riffs were strong and powerful.

However, we did notice that the glossy display can be limiting in certain situations. When watching an episode of 30 Rock at full screen, we found that the viewing angles from the sides and front were restricted due to the finish. Despite this, colors looked vibrant, and blacks appeared as rich shadows.

The 13.3-inch LED-backlit display is more than bright enough for comfortable use in any environment. A new feature keeps scrolling pages on view for a few seconds after you've completed the finger swipe, making it easier to navigate large documents.

Multitouch gestures work smoothly, allowing users to fling windows up and expose a clean desktop with ease. The touchpad remains one giant button that doubles as both touchpad and mouse button, and is undoubtedly the best in the business. It's also backlit with an ambient light sensor, making it perfect for low-light environments.

The keyboard on this model is comfortably placed and features a soft finish, producing little sound when typing. Overall, the MacBook Pro 13 mid 2010 is a solid choice for those looking for a powerful and portable laptop.

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