1TB = 1 trillion bytes actual formatted capacity less.*Listed pricing is Maximum Retail Price (inclusive of all taxes).Only one pair of AirPods per eligible Mac or eligible iPad per qualified purchaser. ◊◊Qualified purchasers can receive promotion savings when they purchase an eligible Mac or eligible iPad with eligible AirPods at a qualifying location.For more information, visit /in-edu/store. ◊Apple education pricing is available to current and newly accepted university students, parents buying for university students, and teachers and staff at all levels.The example above indicates the computer has an Intel processor running at 1 GHz, or 1000 MHz. For example, as the computer boots, you may see text displayed on the screen similar to the following. Some older computers show the computer processor type and speed as the computer boots. If you don't have said documentation, you can find it online after entering the model or Service Tag of the computer. If you purchased the computer from an OEM, like Dell or HP, the manufacturer should include documentation that lists the system specifications of the computer. In a Linux OS, you can use one of the following commands to view information about the processor in the computer.

Under Overview, you can see your processor type and speed.

In the Apple menu, select About this Mac.

In the menu bar at the top of the screen, click the Apple icon to open the Apple menu.

If you are running macOS, you can determine the processor type and speed by following the steps below. The Windows 8 computer has an 'Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600 CPU 3.40 GHz 3.40 GHz.' Intel is the processor brand, Core i7-2600 is the processor model, and 3.40 GHz is the processor speed.

For newer versions of Windows, it also displays the System type, like ' 64-bit Operating System, on 圆4-based processor' in the Windows 8 example. In the System properties window, the manufacturer of the processor (e.g., Intel or AMD), the model of the processor (e.g., Core 2), and the speed (e.g., 1.86 GHz) are displayed.

Doing so opens a System window similar to one of the examples below. If you are running Microsoft Windows, you can determine the processor brand, model or type, and speed by pressing the Windows key and Pause at the same time.

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