Published: 27 Apr 2006 07:10 BST
Apple has added a 17in. version of the MacBook Pro to its lineup, replacing the 17in. PowerBook G4. The second Apple notebook to feature Intel's Core Duo processor, the 17in. MacBook Pro looks very similar to the 15.4in. model, save for a bigger display and a few additional ports.
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