So I have used macs for years going back to the cardboard box looking things from the mid 90s. I currently have a G4 power mac laptop from late 04 that is on it's last legs. I currently have a line on a slightly older 2.4 GHz black macbook for around 1100.
I am seriously considering upgrading to this model but have one big worry. Last time I bought an ipod about a month later they came out with the new generation that basically made mine obsolete. My question to all you wise people out there in cyberspace is this: when would be the best time in the semi near future to buy a new laptop, and also what would you buy?
I could probably wait a few months but not much more than that. I also don't want to spend much more than around 1500. I mainly use my computer for music, writing, email, and occasionally streaming movies from sites like hulu. Portability is a big plus, as is reliability. I spent a lot of money at the time on my current machine which I consider to have been worth it because it is still functional four years later with no upgrades since then.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to read my ridiculously long first post and for any advice that you may have.
Josh
I am seriously considering upgrading to this model but have one big worry. Last time I bought an ipod about a month later they came out with the new generation that basically made mine obsolete. My question to all you wise people out there in cyberspace is this: when would be the best time in the semi near future to buy a new laptop, and also what would you buy?
I could probably wait a few months but not much more than that. I also don't want to spend much more than around 1500. I mainly use my computer for music, writing, email, and occasionally streaming movies from sites like hulu. Portability is a big plus, as is reliability. I spent a lot of money at the time on my current machine which I consider to have been worth it because it is still functional four years later with no upgrades since then.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to read my ridiculously long first post and for any advice that you may have.
Josh