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Every Mac comes with the latest technology. The Mac Pro is equipped with fast Intel processors, high-performance graphics, and high-speed DDR3 memory. And OS X Lion is custom-made to take advantage of every bit of that technology including managing your photos, editing video, even playing graphics-intensive 3D games. OS X comes with a variety of assistive technologies to help those with vision disabilities, including a built-in screen reader, screen and cursor magnification, high-contrast settings, and more.

For those who are blind or have low vision, VoiceOver screen-reading technology that’s part of Mac OS X enables you to use your computer via spoken descriptions and offers plug-and-play support for braille displays. OS X includes a talking alerts, talking calculator, and talking clock.

For those who are deaf or hard of hearing, Mac OS X lets you change system notifications from an audible alert to a visual alert. So if an application needs your attention, instead of playing a tone, Mac OS X flashes the entire screen. Mac OS X also supports playback of closed captioning using QuickTime Player, Front Row, and DVD Player applications. And if you co