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. As a student, I sometimes wish I bought the MacBook but I'm happy with my choice for a MBP.
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i miss my previous macbook, but i like my pro also just as much. differences in each machine, make them both ideal i think 2.4ghz Unibody | Hitachi 320GB 7200 | 256MB 9600gt |
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The specs and the price tags speak for themselves. (Although one thing that may not be apparent is the MBs don't have an ExressCard/34 (i.e., PCMCI) slot.) /grass+otherside!==greener iMac, MB, MB Air, nano |
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i actually prefer the keyboard on mb. it feels better to me. i have a mbp, and my buddy has a mb, and i think i would have been just fine with a mb.
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It really depends on your needs. As many others in this thread have said, if it's meeting your needs, why spend the extra money?
When I bought a PowerBook instead of an iBook, I did so because the specs were drastically different. I spent a lot more money, but the type of work I do required a higher-end machine. When I decided to sell my PowerBook and upgrade to an Intel Mac, I was faced with a different situation. The MacBook Pro specs were better than the MacBook, but not in areas that affected me. I didn't plan on doing any intense video editing or 3D gaming, so the superior video capabilities weren't necessary. I also had no intention of upgrading to 3GB of RAM, or using the express slot. So, I opted to buy the high-end MacBook. I maxed out the Memory (2GB), and eventually upgraded the Hard Drive (7200 RPM 100GB). As a result, I have a fantastic development machine that meets all of my needs. Sorry for the long explanation. Just figured I'd share my own experiences. |
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These are all great opinions, you guys are great, gave everybody good reps! THANKS! Question though, can you upgrade to wireless N with the MBP? I paid with my discount 1468.00 for my macbook. now, minus 140 = 1328.00. I would be paying an extra 672.00 with tax to get it!! wow! Gotta really think about this. I am going to the apple store today and start playing with the MBP. Also...should I wait a few months to sell and upgrade or just right out return it and buy the MPB now? Been reading alot in this forum about a possible upgrade soon. I could always sell it as soon as I know something new IS coming out, right?
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