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The new glossy screen looks great and I'm surprised Apple hasn't done this sooner. It feels weird carrying around a notrbook that is slightly heavier than my Sony Vaio S460. I can actually feel the difference in the weight. I need to play around with this thing more and then install Windows XP on it next. Also need to do some benchmarking too. I'll have a full review on this version of the MacBook sometime this week! Macbook Pro 15" 2011 | Intel Core i7 2.2ghz Quad Core | 8GB RAM | 500GB HDD | Mac OS X (Snow Leopard) iPhone 4 32GB | iPad 2 16GB | MacBook Air 11" Ultimate visit the geeks office |
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I'm really happy with mine. I love the keys compared to the ones on iBook, my fingers always got stuck underneath them previously. The battery itself gets pretty hot, but I don't think it's ridiculous or unbearable by any means (and not even an issue). The 13.3" glossy screen is gorgeous, and once I reduced the size of the dock it looked even better (a humongous dock looks like a noobie thing to me). The magsafe power adapter and magnetic substitute for an actual clip are amazing! I can even plug my power adapter in complete dark because the magnetic attraction is so strong that it knows where to go once it's close enough. The battery life also seems really good, at least 4 hours is what it seems to be but I'm not very good at battery benchmarking when I use my computer nonstop, mess with the brightness settings, and crank quicktime trailers all the time :0 there are just too many variables to thoroughly evaluate it except to say its good enough for me, if not better. overall, i'm a very very happy customer, and i'm glad i've tossed my imac intel for this thing. especially considering this summer i'll be on the road more than enough.
i'll deal with the low amount of ram later, it's not too much of an issue if you use universal applications. also, i need to get an external hard drive sometime because i'm a music fiend. 60gb just doesn't cut it overall, and sure i could upgrade to 120gb, but i think it'll be more worthwhile to just do an external drive that's like 300gb. all in all, amazing machine. i'll buy apple care on it later when this limited 1 year warrenty is close to running out if i feel that this thing is fragile and needs constant repair. |
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Apple Care would be a good thing to get on any laptop because anything could happen. Thanks for the impressions, I'm looking to get one of these when I get enough money. The reviews look good so far so I'm not really that scared of getting a Rev A. Macbook. If I get a lemon, then I'm sure Apple will replace it.
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That's what I'll be doing when I get my Macbook. Before Apple Care comes 2x1gb RAM sticks :cool:
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Well Im new both too the forums and to Mac's. I bought the 2ghz white macbook yesterday and my fiancee can attest,,,I won't leave it alone!! I love the keyboard feel and its much quicker than my mother-in-law's emac. As it should be..It does get hot if under continous load (ive reached 81 C!). Under normal conditions mine seems to run around 70-74 C. I also am trying to get used to a smaller screen size, but thats not saying the screen isn't great looking! I bought 2 gigs of memory for the macbook and I can't wait to se what difference that makes
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Just picked up my 1.83 Macbook today at the Apple store and I love it! The keyboard took a minute to get used to but it is really fast to type on and I now like it better. The screen is really bright and crisp. The computer works really well and I am very happy with my purchase.
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