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I have a MacBook Pro laptop that has a Verizon Wireless PCI card. I want to plug a wireless router into the MacBook so that other computers can access the MacBook's internet via a wireless network.

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You don't, the router does the work no need to share connection on the Mac. all the other person needs is to be connected to the router (wired or wireless)

hope this helps ya out.

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In October, Apple updated its entry-level notebook, the 13-inch MacBook; I've been using one pretty much exclusively over the past few weeks. Like the model it replaces, it's priced from $999, but the new model now shares the sturdy unibody construction found in its pricier brethren, the MacBook Pro. But unlike the MacBook Pro, the new MacBook's unibody is fabricated out of white polycarbonate rather than aluminum. The new design is sleeker and more streamlined than the previous MacBook, which had sharper edges and a boxier look, and I like that the entire bottom is a single non-slip surface, making it easier to hold on to when it's closed and less likely to slide around on a desk, lap or even a airplane tray table when you're using it.

The new model has a glass Multi-Touch track pad with gesture support as first seen in the MacBook Pro. It's bigger than previous Mac-Book track pads and instead of a separate button the whole trackpad is a button.

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Laptops & Notebooks »

Don't tell me crap like the size of the laptop, or the screen size. I need to know what make a macbook a mackbook and what makes a macbook pro pro

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There are lots of differences, although the screen size is the most significant of them.

http://www.apple.com/getamac/whichmac/whichmacbook.html has a decent list of differences.

Laptops & Notebooks »

I think there's a new Intel processor called Penryn, and some information says that it will be incorporated to the Macbook Pro after Leopard. I'm planning to get an MBP just after Leopard's release so I'm worried if I buy it, there's already a new and faster processor coming in just a few weeks.

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That would depend on why you want a newer processor. Yes it might be a bit faster but I don't think it will make that much of a difference to your overall computing experience.
It will help Apple because they will be able to up the processor spec on the models they sell although they won't necessarily make a big deal out of it.
It would be a different story if you were talking about a gaming PC.

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