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MacBook Pro Essentials
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4.3 • 1.2K Ratings
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Publisher Description
Here’s everything you need to know about MacBook Pro, straight from Apple. This guide helps you quickly set up and start using your new MacBook Pro. You’ll learn about the hardware and its capabilities, how to use your MacBook Pro with other Apple devices, the apps that come with your MacBook Pro, and much more. Note: This guide is no longer being updated in Apple Books. For the latest guide, see support.apple.com/guide/macbook-pro.
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Customer Reviews
Informative and considering
Pros
- Intuitive
- Multiple solutions to end-users
- Relexig to read
- Caring about users’ different situations
- Easy to operate for every one with informative introductions
Cons
- A little bit long
- No video demonstration
- Accessories being too expensive
Useless
This entire “book” is basically a 150 page advertising flyer that tells us how great the Mac and all its features are. Doesn’t give any clue as to how to do these things other than contact Apple in one form or another.
My Take: I found a lot of helpful ...
My Take: I found a lot of helpful information, especially clicking on the live links within the documentent. I discovered why my 27 inch Apple display would not work with my new MacBook Pro 15” (It is a 2010 Apple LED Cinema Display with Display Port not Thunderbolt 1. - I can spell Obsolete -.) This document helped me understqand significant differences, If not advances, between the new and old. (MBP 17 inch circa 2011 vs MBP 15 inch Fall of 2016 delivered Jan. 2017.