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<blockquote data-quote="slyydrr" data-source="post: 203265" data-attributes="member: 16374"><p>So, I guess my intention for this post wasn't to start a discussion about whether or not there is a complexity behind how computers work. It was more to give potential switchers another perspective that they rarely get.</p><p></p><p>If someone were to come on these forums, it would be hard to think anything other than that the MacBook Pros are ridden with bugs and issues. I was merely posting a link to a collaborative thread of people who are completely satisfied with their purchase, and that the plague of problems that seems to be spreading through the MacBook Pros with a frenzied force, is more or less your TYPICAL handful of problem cases which have surfaced on the internet, as they should.</p><p></p><p>Obviously computers will run into issues, that's what they do. I mean afterall, they are created by humans who are by no means exempt from errors themselves. I find this completely irrelevant to my original post though (not because I don't know the details of what goes on behind the scenes... I'm a Computer Science Engineer so there's no lacking in the knowledge of that department) as this is true with ALL computers, and therefore can be discarded. I was referring specifically to the few "hot" issues w/ the MacBook Pros, ie., the whine, display inverter noise, etc..</p><p></p><p>That was the purpose of my post: To point out to people considering a MacBook Pro, or any other Mac or computer or anything. The information on the internet is only a miniscule part of the entire information base out there. Don't let a small sample prevent you from following through on somethign you want.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="slyydrr, post: 203265, member: 16374"] So, I guess my intention for this post wasn't to start a discussion about whether or not there is a complexity behind how computers work. It was more to give potential switchers another perspective that they rarely get. If someone were to come on these forums, it would be hard to think anything other than that the MacBook Pros are ridden with bugs and issues. I was merely posting a link to a collaborative thread of people who are completely satisfied with their purchase, and that the plague of problems that seems to be spreading through the MacBook Pros with a frenzied force, is more or less your TYPICAL handful of problem cases which have surfaced on the internet, as they should. Obviously computers will run into issues, that's what they do. I mean afterall, they are created by humans who are by no means exempt from errors themselves. I find this completely irrelevant to my original post though (not because I don't know the details of what goes on behind the scenes... I'm a Computer Science Engineer so there's no lacking in the knowledge of that department) as this is true with ALL computers, and therefore can be discarded. I was referring specifically to the few "hot" issues w/ the MacBook Pros, ie., the whine, display inverter noise, etc.. That was the purpose of my post: To point out to people considering a MacBook Pro, or any other Mac or computer or anything. The information on the internet is only a miniscule part of the entire information base out there. Don't let a small sample prevent you from following through on somethign you want. [/QUOTE]
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