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<blockquote data-quote="Odin_aa" data-source="post: 379449" data-attributes="member: 11814">I too used to have a 17&quot; HP Laptop, the battery lasted about an hour under normal use and it was simply too large to really be portable.Recently picked up a 15&quot; MB Pro, the core 2 duo model.&nbsp; It seemed a bit small at first going from a 17&quot; laptop and having a 20&quot; Cinema Display on my desk unit but have quickly gotten used to the somewhat smaller screen.&nbsp; The unit is very small and portable in comparison with the 17&quot; widescreen laptop I used to own.The battery in the MB Pro lasts about 3 hours under normal use, I think it starts out with an approximate battery life of 3.5 hours when I first unplug it.As far as life of the unit, I hope to get about 3-5 years out of it before upgrading and giving it to one of my kids.Sorry, no help with the 3-D Graphics stuff as I do not work with any of that but thought I would chime in with the above information.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Odin_aa, post: 379449, member: 11814"] I too used to have a 17" HP Laptop, the battery lasted about an hour under normal use and it was simply too large to really be portable. Recently picked up a 15" MB Pro, the core 2 duo model. It seemed a bit small at first going from a 17" laptop and having a 20" Cinema Display on my desk unit but have quickly gotten used to the somewhat smaller screen. The unit is very small and portable in comparison with the 17" widescreen laptop I used to own. The battery in the MB Pro lasts about 3 hours under normal use, I think it starts out with an approximate battery life of 3.5 hours when I first unplug it. As far as life of the unit, I hope to get about 3-5 years out of it before upgrading and giving it to one of my kids. Sorry, no help with the 3-D Graphics stuff as I do not work with any of that but thought I would chime in with the above information. [/QUOTE]

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