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Apple MacBook Pro 14 inches (2021) M1 Max (10 Core CPU/24 Core GPU) 64GB/4TB Space Gray QWERTZ

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Screen size:: 14 inches

Processor:: Apple M1 Max

Internal RAM:: 64 GB

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How do you reset your Apple Mac with an M1 chip?

Do you notice that your Apple Mac with Apple Silicon chip crashes more frequently or do you want to sell it? You need to reset it to erase all data. The reset works differently on an Apple Mac with an Intel chip. In this article, we'll explain how to safely and correctly reset your Mac in 4 steps.

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5 tips for switching from Windows to MacBook

Switching from Windows to Apple takes some getting used to. Where is the right mouse button? And how do you use your trusty old shortcuts to copy and paste pieces of text? It's easier to get used to than you think. With these 5 tips, you can make the switch from Windows to an Apple MacBook easier.

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How do you transfer data from your Windows PC to your Mac?

If you've bought a new Apple MacBook, Apple Mac Mini, or Apple iMac, you'll want to get started as soon as possible. But what do you do when all your data is still on your old Windows PC or laptop? Thanks to the Windows Migration Assistant, you can easily transfer your data to your new Apple MacBook or iMac. Here, we'll tell you how to do this quickly and easily.

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How do you turn on the keyboard lighting on your laptop?

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How do you turn on the keyboard lighting on your laptop?

Some laptops have a backlit keyboard, but how do you turn on the keyboard backlight? In this article, we'll explain how to turn on the backlight, because every laptop is different.

My MacBook keyboard doesn't respond

Doesn't the keyboard of your Apple MacBook respond anymore? Luckily, there are multiple solutions for this. Removing some dirt may already do the trick, for example. In this article, you can read how to clean your keyboard and more tips.

Microsoft Office use on a MacBook

Are you looking for a new MacBook, but want to work with Microsoft Office instead of Apple iWork? That's no problem, because you can also use programs such as Microsoft Word and Excel with macOS. You do need a Microsoft Office suite for this. Read how to use this license and which version to choose in this article.

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How do you connect a projector to your Apple MacBook?

You've made a nice presentation on your Apple MacBook and now you want to show it to your colleagues. With a projector, you can be sure you get your message across clearly. If you connect a projector to a MacBook, you have to keep the connector of your projector and MacBook in mind. If you have the right cable converter, you'll be done in no time. In this article, we'll explain how you can easily and quickly connect a projector to your MacBook.

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How do you turn on the keyboard lighting on your laptop?

Some laptops have a backlit keyboard, but how do you turn on the keyboard backlight? In this article, we'll explain how to turn on the backlight, because every laptop is different.

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How do I set up split screen on my MacBook?

When you want to be as productive as possible, working with split screen is a great option. Thanks to split screen, you can use 2 apps full-screen side by side. That way, everything you need is shown in a clear overview. You can read how split screen works on your MacBook here. It takes some time getting used to in the beginning, but it's not complicated.

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Does your dock not work with your MacBook? Try resetting the SMC

If your docking station no longer works well with your MacBook, chances are something's wrong on the software-side of things. When you reset a System Manager Controller (SMC), you can solve a number of software problems. It also solves a lot of problems with your dock, so your docking station works with your MacBook without issues once again.

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How do I expand the memory of my MacBook?

If your MacBook is slowly filling up, you might consider expanding the memory. Whether that's possible depends on which MacBook you have. On this page, you can read if you can expand your Apple MacBook and how that works.

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What to do if your Apple MacBook gets warm

Does your Apple MacBook get very hot every now and then, or are your fans running at full speed? On this page, we'll show you what you can do to keep your Apple MacBook from overheating. In most cases, it's enough to just ensure a good ventilation. We'll give 5 tips, so your MacBook doesn't get overheated.

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What do you need to connect an HDMI cable to your MacBook?

When you try to connect an HDMI cable to your MacBook, you might encounter a problem. Some models only have a USB-C connector. Do you want to use a product with a different connector? An adapter may be the solution. There are different types of adapters, so you can continue to use all your peripherals.

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