The Macbook finally gets a solid coat! NIce! Must say my 2 year Mac experience started off on a good foot.. Macbook Pro, thanks to Mgt's key decisions on purchases
So I've always handled the Macbooks gingerly knowing how some knocks or scratches appear on the Pro's aluminum chasis.. > > On Wednesday 15 October 2008 14:17:01 Ernest wrote: > > > yes, and it is missing an on-board / built-in mobile > > broadband (umts/hsdpa/..) modem too. > > > > Looks more to me like a slight update to the current > > products instead of 'fresh new products' > > I've always known Apple to maintain a very lean chassis. > Whether that's a good or bad thing is up to the user. > Personally, I don't care because most of it is supported > via USB or Bluetooth anyway. > > They've never been big on LED displays to indicate power, > HDD activity, wifi activity, e.t.c. I got used to that to, > although I didn't like it in the start. Didn't like it too adjusting from PC till i got the istat pro widget.. Just bring up the dashboard and there you have your vital stats.CPU, MEMORY, LAN, AIRPORT, BATTERY, TEMPS, FANS > > > There isn't as much clutter when you consider a laptop in a > similar class from someone like Toshiba. Worse if you > consider the MacBook Air. > > Mark. > No info on how "lap topable" these new babies are.. currently u need a towel interface.. if u insist on having it on you lap.. Rgds, Mark. -- God didn't promise days without pain, laughter without sorrow, sun without rain, but He did promise strength for the day, comfort for the tears, and light for the way.
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