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Core duo v Core 2 duo
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<blockquote data-quote="jenic" data-source="post: 335485" data-attributes="member: 27727"><p>I am pretty much decided on the refurb, but i now have another dilemma.</p><p></p><p>Should i spend an extra £50 and get a 2ghz processor rather than 1.83ghz and also a superdrive rather than a combo.</p><p></p><p>The superdrive is a minor thing as i have a windows pc that has one (well a dvd+-rw) and that is the one i use for all my video stuff, infact its the one i'm using now. But if i move out of my parent house if i go to uni then i wil probably just take the MB o it could be useful.</p><p></p><p>Also, on the refurb site it gives no specs for the cheaper one, it looks like some *** has messed up the site, i presume it has bluetooth and 54g wireless as standard with all macbooks since day one (well when core duo came out).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jenic, post: 335485, member: 27727"] I am pretty much decided on the refurb, but i now have another dilemma. Should i spend an extra £50 and get a 2ghz processor rather than 1.83ghz and also a superdrive rather than a combo. The superdrive is a minor thing as i have a windows pc that has one (well a dvd+-rw) and that is the one i use for all my video stuff, infact its the one i'm using now. But if i move out of my parent house if i go to uni then i wil probably just take the MB o it could be useful. Also, on the refurb site it gives no specs for the cheaper one, it looks like some *** has messed up the site, i presume it has bluetooth and 54g wireless as standard with all macbooks since day one (well when core duo came out). [/QUOTE]
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