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		<description><![CDATA[The Refurbished MacBook Pro FB470LL/A is an Apple Certified Refurbished MacBook. This MacBook is almost identical to Apple MacBook Pro MB470LL/A with exception to the refurbished SKU. All other features and hardware components are the same. Most notably, the Refurbished MacBook Pro FB470LL/A features a 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor. Other highlights include [...]]]></description>
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The Refurbished MacBook Pro FB470LL/A is an Apple Certified Refurbished MacBook. This MacBook is almost identical to Apple MacBook Pro MB470LL/A with exception to the refurbished SKU. All other features and hardware components are the same. Most notably, the Refurbished MacBook Pro FB470LL/A features a 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor. Other highlights include a 15.4a LCD display, a 250 GB hard disk drive, and 2 GB of DDR3 RAM.</p>
<p>FB470LL/A is a good entry level MacBook Pro. This MacBook is part of a new generation 00004000 of Unibody MacBooks with aluminum system enclosures. Its hardware specifications are a notch below that of the FB471LL/A in terms of CPU speed, hard drive capacity, and system memory availability. Despite this, MacBook Pro FB470LL/A still carries a powerful punch, and is able to handle most all applications and usages that are out there today.</p>
<p>The difference in cost between the refurbished FB470LL/A and the new MB470LL/A is approximately $300. Both notebooks come with the same Apple 1 Year Limited Warranty. Both include original factory cables, software, accessories and manuals.</p>
<p>Apple Certified Refurbished MacBook Pros are different from other second-hand MacBooks. Apple Certified Refurbished units come from Apple and can only be purchased through Apple's online store under the Refurbished Deals section. They are usually sourced from returned or canceled Apple orders. Each MacBook Pro is refurbished by Apple, unlike those of other merchants that sell used and refurbished Apple products. Apple tests and restores the MacBook Pro to its original factory conditions.</p>
<p><img src="http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/tt243/joedstephens/refurbishedmacbookpro.jpg" alt="Refurbished MacBook Pro" /></p>
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<h3>Frequently Asked Questions</h3>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should i get a refurbished macbook pro with applecare or start with a new one?<br />
I am looking to switch from an HP laptop to potentially a mac.  I saw on apples website that i can get a refurbished 13" Aluminum Macbook Pro for 9 and a three year applecare plan for 0.  Together thats just about equal to a new 13" aluminum macbook pro.  Is it worth getting a refurb with the warranty or starting with a new macbook and only the one year?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Get the refurbished one. Apple does an extraordinary job of refurbishing their products. Also, get the AppleCare either way. AppleCare is free on all Apple products for a year, and you can buy it anytime before that year is up. So, even though I STRONGLY recommend AppleCare, give the year a test and see how it goes. AppleCare has been extremely helpful for me. I brought my MacBook Pro in to get a tiny bubble in my display checked out and they ended up replacing my display. The repair total was around 0, which I didn't pay a cent for because of AppleCare. (oh and I bought my MacBook Pro new, and the bubble was still there) In summary, buy the refurbished one, and buy AppleCare! Oh, and if you are a student, there is a HUGE discount on AppleCare. Also, AppleCare will NOT cover any damage cause by you. (just a warning)
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Does a refurbished macbook work like a new one?<br />
I want to buy a macbook pro 15" that is REFURBISHED. I don't really see the big difference between a 2100$ new one and a refurbished 1200$ one. Is there something about refurbished laptops that make them bad? Or are they like a new laptop. Again it is a macbook pro 15" from Apple.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				YEAH ! mine is a refirished one and it runs like new ..no problem!! go for it, happy i did. what they are actually doing is give you new hard drive and fix the macbook. doesn't mean it's broken. i asked the guy what they do to refurbish it and he said add a new hard drive, new screen and new keyboard and mouse.</p>
<p>go for it !
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How much does a refurbished macbook cost?<br />
I want a macbook for christmas. macbook pros are too expensive and a macbook might be too, so how much is your average refurbished macbook? (refurbished means it is used, but they erased everything on it, and made it look pretty)</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Here is the link to the Refurb Apple area the prices change almost daily even by the hour sometimes so I could not give you a good price list. We check it out once a day when we are interested in getting a Refurb.<br />

http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/specialdeals/mac?mco=OTY2ODY3Nw</p>

<p>Also 9000 Dhirams is around 1085.2020 US dollars<br />
9000 Moroccan dirhams = 1085.2020 US dollars
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Refurbished Macbook.?<br />
Okay so, Mac books are a little bit out of price range, So I was thinking getting a refurbished mac book would be better because of the price . But does it work like new.? Does it have scratches or anything.? Please take a look and reply .<br />
http://store.apple.com/us/product/FB881LL/A?mco=MTEyMDAxMTA<br />
Haha . Just noticed its out of stock . x[</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				You cannot go wrong with a refurbish machine. Especially apple. They will not sell it if it is not in top shape.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where can I buy a refurbished macbook in the NW of England?<br />
Where can I buy a refurbished macbook in the North West of England (Lancashire/Manchester)? I'm looking for a very reasonable price and with some sort of warranty.</p>
<p>I'm watching a few on eBay but I'd rather see what I'm getting before I commit to buy something like this.</p>
<p>I've checked on the Apple site but they tend to be the Macbook Pro which are too expensive. My daughter only has £500 to spend.</p>
<p>Thanks for any suggestions!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Keep looking on the Apple Stores as they regularly have MacBooks, although there are none today. Also try the Jigsaw site http://www.jigsaw24.com/refurb.aspx or Cancom http://www.cancomuk.com/Home/Clearance/Refurbished-Products although neither have anything today.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How long does it take for a refurbished Macbook to come to LA?<br />
So, I just ordered a refurbished Macbook. I live in LA, which I think is pretty close to the Apple headquarters. It said it would arrive between the 6th and the 9th, but wow, the 9th is so far away! xP I'm inpatient. <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> <br />
Has anyone ordered one before and know?<br />
PS, don't say I'm gonna get stalkers cause I said I'm in LA. Google the population sometime.<br />
**impatient. hahha.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				You never know when you might get it. All depends on delivery backups and how much they have to deliver to other ppl that are infront of you.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where can I purchase a Refurbished MacBook Pro for my daughter?<br />
I went to the apple store but I could not even afford the cheapest one there. I know my daughter wants the MacBook Pro and I want to give it to her for her High School graduation coming up in June. Anyhow, is there any refurbished MacBook Pros I can purchase online?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				What Arman suggests will not get you refurbished. It will only get you a used product. Apple has a special section for refurbished products. Check it out...</p>
<p>http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/specialdeals
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is it worth it to get a refurbished Macbook as opposed to new?<br />
I'm looking at a black macbook, 0 cheaper (with applecare), and just wondering if I should go for it, or if people often have bad experiences with refurbished apple products.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Refurbished anything is often a hard topic to discuss. You will hear firm proponents on both sides of the fence on the topic. The first thing you need to understand is that a refurbished product was once a broken product. It was a product that failed majorly in some sort of way that it could not be sent back to the customer as is, and in essence was replaced instead of repaired for the customer.</p>
<p>Those broken ones are then put in a nice new pile and sifted through to determine what can and cannot be fixed. The ones that can't be fixed are recycled and remade into brand new bits. The ones that CAN be fixed within a reasonable means are then refurbished. This can be as simple as a bad chip on a motherboard, or as in-depth as a fried video port on a board. Usually deep issues that need soldering. </p>
<p>Look close at the Applecare package as it pertains to new and refurbished units. Look for any indescrepancies such as something that IS covered under a new unit but exempted on a refurb. Typically refurbs will not have the same coverage that a new unit has, thus the price difference.</p>
<p>In the end, you get what you pay for. So ask yourself if that 0 is genuinely worth the potential headache of failure down the road before committing to a unit like that. It would be a damn shame to see the money invested into an Apple turn sour after a certain amount of time and Applecare relieving themselves of any responsibility of it because of it being a refurb. </p>
<p>Buyer beware is the rule of all consumer products.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where is the best place to buy a refurbished MacBook?<br />
I'm trying to find a MacBook refurbished with the Adobe 3 Suite included. I have limited funds- maybe up to ,000, &#038; have no idea where to look. What's the best site to find this, in your opinion?<br />
Any input is GREATLY appreciated!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				You should visit a web site that uses you internet connection to find out where you live and that show material from your local shops.</p>
<p>Here is one<br />

http://www.westislandlife.com/look</p>

<p>Then visit ebay and mail order websites to compare prices and shipping costs </p>
<p>Buying locally should be safer, faster and cheaper
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I buy a refurbished Macbook or use the educational discount?<br />
If I buy the refurbished Mac, it isn't technically brand new, it might come with little cosmetic problems and you don't get the fancy box etc. The pricing would be 9. + taxes</p>
<p>Using the educational discount, the macbook would be BRAND NEW, and it would cost 9</p>
<p>So do you think 0 difference is worth it?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The refurbished products from Apple are great. I've bought two IPods from them. They even come with a new battery and new cover, so there are no cosmetic problems. So just buy it refurbished and save urself 0. They also reset it 2 factory settings so it's exactly the same.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Have you bought a refurbished MacBook from Apple?<br />
I was thinking of buying a refurbished MacBook Pro 17" from Apple but I was speaking to their store chat earlier and they said that it's a 15% charge if I want to return it and I've opened it. That's £150 for opening it and deciding it's got too many scratched on for me to keep. So I want to know before ordering what your one was like? What condition? Have you had any problems with it? What was their service like? And anything else you think might be relevant.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				It will describe the blemishes that are present. As the other guy said, It's a Mac.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is the lowest price available for a Macbook? (new, used, or refurbished)?<br />
I really don't like the 9 price, and I was wondering what the lowest price would be if I bought a used or refurbished macbook. Thanks!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				You can get new one for much lower price if you are lucky enough here:</p>
<p>http://stiwin.com/</p>
<p>Recently they sold one for little more than 100$, here is the link:</p>
<p>http://stiwin.com/auctions/view/5477
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I get a refurbished Macbook Pro, or a new Macbook?<br />
I'm getting a new computer for 1000 dollars. Should I get a 1000 dollar Macbook Pro that has been refurbished by Apple, or a new Macbook for the same amount?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I don't know if my response will help but I used both computers. In my high school, we had the regular macbooks. We used it 1-3 times a week. I bought a brand new macbook pro this year, and it doesn't seem much different. I bought macbook pro because everyone said it's way better than macbook, but I don't see that much a difference. Macbook pro is a little bit faster, a little better at multi tasking, it has more memory and has keyboard light. It depends on what you need it for really. If you don't need the extra memory, macbook will do just fine too. </p>
<p>Macbook pro is for professionals, who will use the laptop to do high tech professional stuff. If you don't need to do high tech stuff, macbook  will perform just fine. Macbook satisfies most consumers. People say macbook pro is much better, and our teachers had a pro too so me and couple of friends bought the pro but I think I wasted money. I just use it for internet, watching movies,microsoft word and microsoft powerpoint. Macbook would've been enough for me. </p>
<p>Also graphics in macbook pro are slightly better. Macbook pro costs 9 more than macbook but you actually do get a lot for that extra 9, but I feel like I didn't need the extra.</p>
<p>Also if you want to run windows, macbook pro will be better. If you want to play games, macbook pro will be better. </p>
<p>E-mail me if you have any questions: college_s@rocketmail.com
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Saw a refurbished MacBook on the Apple site at a good price, but now it's gone?<br />
I have never ordered from the site so I am confused as to how this works.  I saw a 2 GB MacBook on the site for a good price and after deciding to buy it, checked back and it was gone.  Do they tend to restock inroughly the same price range?  Anyone know how often they will list new items?  Is it possible to buy a refurbished MacBook from an Apple Store?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				You need to be quick in buying refurbs from Apple. They go pretty fast. There's another MB w/2 GB RAM up on the site. Why not one w/1GB? Sometimes Apple has surprise additional RAM with some Macs. My refurbished Mac was listed as having 512MB but came with 1GB instead.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Does anyone own a refurbished Macbook Pro?<br />
I'm 14 and currently have a Dell computer. It recently stopped working and I want to get an apple computer.  The macbook pros are too expensive, so I thought I'd get a macbook. Then, I found a refurbished 13" Macbook Pro for 0. Do the refurbished Macs work any differently? Or should I just buy the brand new Macbook? Thanks!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				If you are looking for a little more of savings as well as a reliable computer with a applecare warranty, i suggest you try amazon.com They have the specific laptop in like new condition starting at 5 and even come with warranties so if anything should happen to it you can always get it fixed, as long as you dont purposely damage it, like dropping it or spilling liquids on it. </p>
<p>Also for your question about refurbished items: Usually they are macbooks that had been damaged or there were a technical problem with them, so they were repaired and made to look new, so basically they work the same as a new one would. </p>
<p>Well Here is a link to the amazon page:http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&#038;location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fgp%2Foffer-listing%2FB001P05NKG%3Fie%3DUTF8%26ref_%3Dsr%5F1%5F2%5Folp%26qid%3D1274174513%26sr%3D8-2%26condition%3Dused&#038;tag=hometheate07b-20&#038;linkCode=ur2&#038;camp=1789&#038;creative=390957</p>
<p>Happy Shopping!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Info about buying a refurbished MacBook?<br />
I'm looking to buy a new computer, and I want to get the 13 inch MacBook Pro. On Apple's website, they have a section where they sell refurbished computers.. something has broken on them and so the people send them back, they completely fix them and then resell them for less.</p>
<p>I was just wondering if these computers really are like brand new, or if they're like buying a computer off of eBay or something. Insight / personal experiences would be great.<br />
Thanks!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Don't get a refurbished computer. If something breaks the first time, there is more of a chance it will break again. Save the aggravation and just get a new MacBook.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			is buying a refurbished macbook pro a good deal?<br />
will bu7ying a refurbished macbook pro 15 a good deal?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				If you're buying it directly from the Apple Store online, then yes, it's a good deal as they carry the same warranty as new.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			would i be better off buy a refurbished macbook?<br />
Would it be better to buy a refurbished macbook for cheap or buy the new macbook for the expensive price?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Which MacBook? MacBook air or MacBook pro or just MacBook? If regular MacBook just buy the refurbished one. There's not enough features in the current one different then the refurbished one. If MacBook pro just wait because later this year a new MacBook pro will be released so buy the new MBP later this year. If MacBook air buy a new one it has a backlit keyboard, faster graphics, and faster processor.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I buy a refurbished MacBook pro or a brand new white MacBook?<br />
The 2010 MacBook pro refurbished is only 9.00 while the brand new white MacBook 2010 is 1050$ . So which do you think is a better buy? As well, if I bought the MacBook pro, I'd have to buy it online while for the white MacBook, I'd buy it in stores. (apple doesn't sell refurbised products in stores) thanks <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				As far a refurbs go, most refurbs are more likely to last than a new computer since EVERY component gets checked in the refurb process (as opposed to random testing of new models off the line). Plus refurbs from Apple have warranty protection:</p>
<p>Overview<br />
Apple Certified Refurbished Products</p>
<p>- Quality products/great prices<br />
- Stringent refurbishment process prior to sale<br />
- Covered by Apple's One-Year Limited Warranty<br />
- AppleCare Protection Plan can be purchased</p>
<p>Macbook Pros have more features and power than the MacBooks, especially in the video area. Go with the refurbed Pro.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What dose Apple do to “Refurbished” aluminum Macbook’s, is it a good investment, or should I just spend th?<br />
I am a student and I need a macbook for school, and like any other student, we are tight on cash, so should I buy the refurbished one or a new one, witch one will last me longer and what do they do to all the refurbished one’s?<br />
Thanks, cheers!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				the refurb are like used cars, only macbook, the apple geniuses will fix them and test them to make sure that it works just like a new one. the only difference is that there may be additional memory from the previous owner, but who could complain about that?! good luck! Oh, and macbooks are great, just got one and i LOVE it! ONE MORE THING! because you are a student, i suggest getting iwork with it, its like microsoft office only way better and only for the mac!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How can I differentiate a refurbished macbook pro from a none one?<br />
Is the packaging different or what? The refurbished mac is bought from apple store.If there is no packaging , how can I differentiate it?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				generallly the 'refurbished' macs on the apple store arent actually refurbished, theyre just the old model, ring the freephone and ask them but thats generally the case <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> 
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is it safe to buy a refurbished Macbook or Macbook Pro straight from Apple?<br />
Hi, im just wondering..</p>
<p>Would it be safe to buy a macbook or a pro directly from Apple?<br />
Like if theres something wrong, would there be an automatic warranty since its already used?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Yes, it is a great way to save money.  They DO warranty them for 1 year.</p>
<p>Apple Certified Refurbished<br />
 Fast, free shipping on all refurbished products.<br />
We test and certify all Apple refurbished products and include a 1-year warranty.</p>
<p>http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/specialdeals/mac?mco=OTY2ODY2NQ
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is the difference between a refurbished Macbook and a regular Macbook?<br />
many people have recommended i check out the refurbished Macbooks, but i'm not completely sure what that is.... could someone please explain and list the pros/cons? Thanks!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Refurbished means used, and any faulty parts in the computer have been replaced. It is also repackaged.</p>
<p>For more information on refurbished products, go here: http://store.apple.com/Catalog/US/Images/apple_certified.html
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is it a bad idea to get a refurbished Macbook? Are refurbished computers any good?<br />
Or is it a scam?  You can get a refurbished computer cheaper, but sometimes there no or a very limited warranty.  But its ALOT cheaper.   Are refurbished computers a good idea? Or should i pay more to get a new one?</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				It's definitely NOT a scam. They are fully functional, almost brand-new, sometimes actually brand-new, tested, cleaned units. They are ones that customers return for non-technical reasons. And you save a ton.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is is safe to buy a refurbished MacBook Pro?<br />
I am thinking of buying a refurbished computer instead of a new one, are there any disadvantages? Do they give you the same warranty?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				It's a great idea and it saves you a ton of money!<br />
A lot people don't understand what refurbished means. It doesn't necessarily mean they were defective when brought back to the store. Most returned items, including Macs, were returned because people change their minds about the purchase. These products can't then be returned to the shelves as "new" products so they are returned to the manufacturer. The manufacturer then thoroughly checks them out and returns them to new condition including replacing parts if necessary and then sells them as refurbished. Most manufacturers even give you a full standard warranty to reassure customers that there is nothing wrong with the product. And Apple is one they give you a year warranty !<br />
I bought a refurbished MacBook Pro from apple and it is 100% perfect theres nothing wrong with it. it was a 00 computer and i only pain 9 thats nearly 0 off. I am so happy with my pro, I love it and nothing was wrong with it.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How can I save up for a refurbished white Macbook?<br />
I am 13 and saving up for a refurbished white Macbook. Any ideas how to raise enough money? Thanks in advance (:</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Buy a new mac. You can have a payment plan as low as 28 dollars a month.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should i buy a refurbished macbook aluminum and i heard it comes with a new battery is this true?<br />
Thinking about buying a refurbished, Mac Book Auminum, but dont know if its worth it.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Its worth it, if it was refurbished by a reputable dealer and comes with some kind of warranty. I would get it. Why not!
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			where to find a good refurbished macbook for a good price?<br />
I am looking for a good refurbished mac book for a good price..I think ordering one from apple for 1,000 dollars is ridiculous.</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I buy a Refurbished Macbook?<br />
I need to buy a laptop for school, my old one died. I'd like to get a Mac but not spend too much money. So I'm going for a refurbished model. Just the regular 13" Macbook. 2GB of RAM seems low. Apple recently upgraded how much power they got and I'm wondering if it wasn't because they didn't run very well otherwise.</p>
<p>Will it run good? Any suggestions or tips?  I like Macs but used Windows all my life so this is new territory.</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I have that mac, the standard mac with the uni-button pad. It runs just fine and though I've only had it for a few months, it's doing good.
			</p>
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</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Any idea when the Apple Store will have refurbished i5 Macbook Pros?<br />
The latest (April 2010) release of Macbook Pro that is, with the i5/i7 processor. Just wondering if anyone knows how long it generally takes for Apple to start selling refurbished products after they are released?</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				They will be in the Refurb Store once they have one refurbed: either a floor model that's refurbed or a return that's been booted by another consumer (that's the most common).</p>
<p>I'm going to guess they will go quick though! Like, within minutes of being posted.</p>
<p>If you don't want to wait you can look at AppleInsider's price guide: they update daily to show who has the best deals on Macs.<br />

http://www.appleinsider.com/mac_price_guide/</p>

<p>Today the 2.4GHz i5 is 0 off Apple's price at MacConnection.com, and the 2.66GHz i7 is 0 off as well.</p>
<p>There is no reason not to buy from the retailers listed on that site - they are all Apple Authorized Retailers and you get all the same warranties that you would from Apple direct.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			anyone have any thoughts on buying a refurbished macbook pro?<br />
I have read about refurbished macbooks pros, and it seems to be a great deal. But do they look all beat up. I know looks aren't all that matters, but if i'm spending 1600 bucks i don't want something that looks beat.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I would say go for it, unless you're a student, or know a student, who can get you the student deal right now--which is 0 off a MBP (bringing it to the 00 you would pay), and a free iPod touch (9 rebate) or iPod nano (9...i think? Canadian...), which if you have an iPod, you can sell online for a few extra dollars as well...</p>
<p>just a thought! Otherwise, I haven't had any bad experiences with refurbs, no.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			what is apples return policy on refurbished macbook pros?<br />
i just bought one off the apple website 7 days ago, and just found out the new ones are out. this means the old macbook pros are on sale for even cheaper then when i purchased mine not to long ago. do you get a full refund if you return it? or do you only get a certain amount back?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				You will get a full refund if returned under 90 days of purchase, yes you will be able to get the old Macbook pro for cheaper now and will be able to get the new Macbook pro. Just be sure to return it within the 90 days
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Are refurbished MacBook White laptops the same as new ones?<br />
What are the pros and cons of refurbished ones? And would you recommend one to a teen who is entering high school or are they too young?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				refurbished means they were returned and factory repaired. I wouldn't recommend an apple computer to anyone due to the fact that they charge way too much for their hardware. did you know you can install mac os x on a pc?(illegally)<br />
it runs faster actually, because pc hardware costs somewhere around 1000 dollars less. If i were you i would hold out till october 22 and get a new computer then when windows 7 is released.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is it safe to buy a refurbished macbook ?<br />
im thinking of buying one refurbished, im only worried of something bad happening.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Depends. If it is straight from Apple then your pretty safe, they usually test em first. Alot of the times they replace parts to. And you get a little bit of a warrenty on it. Buying anything used or refurbished is takign a chance. But just make sure there is a warrenty on it and your fine, even if it is only 90 days.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Has anyone ever bought a refurbished macbook or computer? Did you have any problems?<br />
I have bought a refurbished Ipod before and I love it. It still runs perfectly. I actually forgot it was refurbished. I have never bought a computer refurbished though and wanted to know other peoples experiences with it?</p>
<p>Did you have any major problems? If you did were they resolved quickly and easily?<br />
More RAM and bigger harddrive? Sweet!</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				hey emma..</p>
<p>                i haven't bought refurbished mac-book .. but i have worked for apple.. and i can assure you that  ** refurbished mac-book  ** are equally good as brand new mac-book.</p>
<p>Have a good day..
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</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What would the cost be of a refurbished Macbook? And how do I get one?<br />
I need a Macbook so i want one that is very cheap but not a piece of s*@t</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				There is no gamble if you buy certified refurb from Apple. Look in the bottom left corner of the Apple store website. They start about 0 and have all the benefits of a brand new Mac, especially the warranty. Don't buy anywhere else unless it's ahell of a deal.</p>
<p>Scratch that. There is a gamble. I've bought 3 refurbs and all 3 came in mint condition and with more RAM than listed in the specs. One had over 0 in Apple installed hard drive and RAM upgrades. They just list them with the base specs and don't remove the upgrades when they refurb the machine.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is buying a refurbished macbook a good idea?<br />
I want one for school grade 9, but they dont sell the new white one anymore.. only the air and the pro and i dont want those, anyway, is a refirbished mac good? does the apperence of  the computer damaged or anything?</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is it a bad idea to get a refurbished macbook?<br />
I am a little sketchy on the matter, but what do you think?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				No its a great idea and it save you a ton of money The Blogger Baron was completely correct in his post.<br />
I bought a refurbished MacBook Pro from apple and it is 100% perfect theres nothing wrong with it. it was a 00 computer and i only pain 0 thats nearly 0 off. I am so happy with my pro, I got and nothing was wrong with it.<br />
here is a link to there refurbished store, they update it pretty regularly so there is almost always something new in it.<br />

http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/specialdeals/mac?mco=OTY2ODY3Nw</p>

<p>i hope this helps you.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where can I get the best deal on a new or refurbished Macbook?<br />
I am a mother of 4 small children and wanting to make the switch from PC to Mac.  Currently, our computers serve our family as means of communication, education and photography storage/editing/sharing.   What kind of Mac would be best for our needs?  Where can we get a great deal?</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Try the Apple Store itself. Go to apple.com/store and scroll down to the bottom and click Refurbished Mac. They  normally have pretty good deals.</p>
<p>With 4 small children, however, I would NOT suggest a Macbook. I would go for an iMac. For about the same price, you can get a much bigger screen, bigger hard drive, bigger everything for the most part. Putting a laptop in the hands of small children (4 of them at that) doesn't sound like a good idea to me.
			</p>
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</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Does BestBuy sell refurbished Macbook Pros?<br />
Does BestBuy sell refurbished Macbook Pros?? I have no clue!!<br />
I already have 2 but i just wanted to get a 17", I have the original macbook pro and the newest gen. in 15" but I need a bigger display.</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				No.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Has Anyone had a bad experience with a Refurbished Macbook?<br />
Im a little hesitant about buying refurbished but I just wanted to see if anyone ever had a problem</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Do you mean buying refurbished from the apple store?  Any sold through apple are checked to exactly the same quality as new macbooks - every single feature of the machine will work, and you will get all the cables and CDs.  Only things you need to know is:</p>
<p>- It will come in a grey cardboard box.  You won't get the white apple box (which some people like to collect)<br />
- There may be *slight* staining or damage to the casing.  It will not be on the screen, just on their the top or the palmrest.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Does anyone recommend buying a used or refurbished Macbook?<br />
I own a iMac for 5 years love it. I would like to purchase another mac. Since macs really dont have problems with them, I figured i would buy a used one to save a little money.</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is a Refurbished Macbook Pro worth the 0 in savings over a new Macbook?<br />
I really want a Mac for School, but a 13" screen is really too small for me. A refurbished Mac sounds like a good deal, but will the difference be noticeable? Will the body have scratches or will there be dead pixels? </p>
<p>Also, does the Student discount and free iPod Touch work with Refurb Macs? Thanks for you're help. Please write from experience =D</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				No, apple does a good job at refurbishing their stuff. If you can get a better computer at that low, go for it.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is it wise and safe to buy a refurbished Macbook Pro at Apple?<br />
The cheapest I've found at the website is 49 is that reasonable.anybody here bought a refurb mac and what's your experience did you get the apple care with it.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Refurbs should be fine. However, if you could afford it, getting a brand new one is not a bad idea either. They also come with a free printer:<br />

http://killer-dealz.com/mac</p>

<p>And, if you want to save money on new macbook pros and don't mind going with another vendor, try Macmall:<br />

http://killer-dealz.com/macmall

			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What are the pros and cons of buying a refurbished MacBook?<br />
Please be as detailed as possible.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Sould I buy a refurbished White MacBook?<br />
I really need a laptop &#038; I think Macs are great, though overpriced. Do you think a 9.00 refurbished White MacBook a good deal? Also, would this be good for playing StarCraft 2?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Even if you are looking at the last generation of Macbooks that used the 9400m graphics chip, I wouldn't even consider it. Macs just aren't good for gaming. </p>
<p>For instance, this laptop: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834157293<br />
brand new costs 9 (9 after rebate) and features a better processor, better graphics chip, more ram, larger hard drive, and larger screen for the same price as a refurbished Apple.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is the difference between the Refurbished macbook aluminum 2.4ghz and macbook pro 2.26ghz?<br />
I need to know how fast it is, how good the screen, everything. i research on it but cant chose wat to buy. apple store dont HAVE the comparison between the two. I want to be prepared for college, so help me.<br />
i dont understand the screen because some say the macbook pro has a better screen and some say it's the same. Is it true?</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Would you ever buy a refurbished macbook pro from the Apple store?<br />
Is it almost the same as brand new? Thanks</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				mmmh if u can find the right model i guess its a good idea, it costs less</p>
<p>i bought mine from the apple store (in the normal way though)
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</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is it worth getting a refurbished macbook?<br />
Not the pro just the regular white one. The refurb is 0 and new is 00. Would it really be worth it?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				There is practically no difference between refurbs and new when it comes to Apple. I've always bought refurbished (3 iPods, 1 24" iMac, one iPod Touch) and there's never been anything wrong with any of them. And you get a 1 year warranty included with both refurb and new anyway. Definitely worth it if you can find the configuration you want.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Do you think its a good idea to get a refurbished MacBook Pro from Apple?<br />
I went on www.apple.com and found a MacBook Pro for my sister, It is certified from apple. Do you think it's a good idea to buy it or should I spend an extra 0 to get her a new one? Please Help!!<br />
Money isn't an obstacle. I want to know if it'll be good software and stuff like that.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I dont think its a good idea to buy a NEW macbook! They are expensive, they dont run 95 percent of the software on the market, they dont game, they are no where near as powerful as a comparable PC that costs half the price. If none of the above bothers you, have at it.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Apple today updated the aluminum unibody MacBook Pro line to include 1 00004000 3-inch, 15-inch and 17-inch models featuring Apple's innovative built-in battery for up to 40 percent longer battery life. Each MacBook Pro includes an LED-backlit display with greater color intensity, the innovative glass Multi-Touch trackpad, an illuminated keyboard, an SD card or ExpressCard slot, a FireWire 800 port and state of the art NVIDIA graphics. Starting at just $1,199, the MacBook Pro line is more affordable than ever, with some models up to $300 less than the previous generation. The industry's greenest notebook lineup, every Mac notebook achieves EPEAT* Gold status and meets Energy Star 5.0 requirements, setting a new standard for environmentally friendly notebook design.</p>
<p><strong>"Across the line, all of our new</strong> MacBook Pro models now include Apple's innovative built-in battery for up to seven hours of battery life, while staying just as thin and light as before," said Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing. "Starting at just $1,199, the aluminum unibody MacBook Pro is more affordable than ever and sets a new standard for environmentally friendly notebook design."</p>
<p><strong>The new 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook</strong> Pro models include Apple's innovative built-in notebook battery for up to seven hours of wireless productivity on a single charge without adding thickness, weight or cost. Using Adaptive Charging and advanced chemistry first introduced with the 17-inch MacBook Pro earlier this year, the built-in battery delivers up to 1,000 recharges before it reaches 80 percent of its original capacitya"nearly three times the lifespan of conventional batteries.** The longer battery lifespan equals fewer depleted batteries and less waste.</p>
<p>The new 13-inch MacBook Pro is a significant upgrade at a lower price than the original aluminum MacBook it replaces. With the same sleek and durable design popular with consumers, students and professionals, all 13-inch MacBook Pro models now include a seven hour built-in battery, an SD card slot, a FireWire 800 port, an illuminated keyboard and an improved LED-backlit display with 60 percent greater color gamut. Featuring the powerful NVIDIA GeForce 9400M integrated graphics processor, the 13-inch MacBook Pro is available in two models: one with a 2.26 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2GB of RAM and a 160GB hard drive priced at $1,199, and another with a 2.53 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 4GB of RAM and a 250GB hard drive priced at $1,499.<br />
<strong>The perfect balance of performance</strong> and portability, the 15-inch MacBook Pro now features a seven hour built-in battery, an SD card slot, an improved LED-backlit display with 60 percent greater color gamut and 4GB of RAM across the line at an entry price $300 less than before. The new 15-inch MacBook Pro is available in three models: a 2.53 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo system with a 250GB hard drive and NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics for a new entry price of $1,699; a 2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo system with a 320GB hard drive, and NVIDIA GeForce 9400M and 9600M GT graphics for $1,999; and a 2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo system with a 500GB hard drive, and NVIDIA GeForce 9400M and 9600M GT graphics for $2,299.</p>
<p>The 17-inch MacBook Pro, which includes an eight hour built-in battery, an ExpressCard slot, a brilliant LED-backlit display, 4GB of RAM and NVIDIA GeForce 9400M and 9600M GT graphics, has been updated to include a faster 2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and a larger 500GB hard drive for $2,499, which is $300 less than before.</p>
<p>All MacBook Pro systems feature Apple's revolutionary aluminum unibody design and for the first time can be upgraded with up to 8GB of RAM, and up to a 500GB hard drive or up to a 256GB solid state drive. The 15-inch and 17-inch MacBook Pro models can also be upgraded to a 3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor. All MacBook Pro systems include a next generation, industry-standard Mini DisplayPort to connect with the 24-inch Apple LED Cinema Display.</p>
<p>Apple today also updated the incredibly thin and light MacBook Air, making it more powerful and more affordable. Measuring just 0.16 to 0.76-inches thin and weighing just three pounds, the MacBook Air is available in two models starting with the new entry price of $1,499 for a 1.86 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo system with a 120GB hard drive and NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics, and a 2.13 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo system with a 128GB solid state drive and NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics for $1,799.</p>
<p>Every Mac notebook achieves EPEAT Gold status and meets Energy Star 5.0 requirements, setting a new standard for environmentally friendly notebook design. Each unibody enclosure is made of highly recyclable aluminum and comes standard with energy efficient LED-backlit displays that are mercury-free and made with arsenic-free glass. All MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models contain no brominated flame retardants and use internal cables and components that are PVC-free. The built-in battery design results in less waste and depleted batteries can be replaced for $129 or $179, which includes installation and disposal of your old battery in an environmentally responsible manner.</p>
<p>Every MacBook Pro comes with Apple's innovative iLife '09 featuring iPhoto for managing photos, iMovie for making movies and GarageBand for creating and learning to play music. Every Mac also runs Leopard, the world's most advanced operating system, featuring Time Machine, an effortless way to automatically back up everything on a Mac; Spaces, an intuitive feature used to create groups of applications and instantly switch between them; Mail with easy setup and elegant, personalized stationery; and iChat, the most advanced video chat.</p>
<p>Pricing &amp; AvailabilityThe new 13-inch MacBook Pro, 15-inch MacBook Pro, 17-inch MacBook Pro and MacBook Air are now available through the Apple Store (http://www.apple.com), Apple's retail stores and Apple Authorized Resellers. Mac OS X Snow Leopard will be shipping in September 2009, and any new Mac system purchased without Snow Leopard from Apple or an Apple Authorized Reseller between June 8, 2009 and the end of the program on December 26, 2009, is eligible for the Mac OS X Snow Leopard Up-To-Date upgrade package available for a product plus shipping and handling fee of $9.95 (US). Users must request their Up-To-Date upgrade within 90 days</p>
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<h3>Frequently Asked Questions</h3>
<ol>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
When would you think Apple would change their Macbook Pro 2007 design?<br />
I am just curious because Apple has the new-ish Macbook Pro design since like 2007 I believe and I am curious because it hasn't been changed for a while, but its real nice looking though. READ: I know it has been through very tiny changes since 2007, like from 1-inch thin to .95 inch (13-inch MBP).</p>
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</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
How long will my 2007 Macbook Pro Last?<br />
I have a Macbook Pro from 2007. It has a 2.4 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo processor with 4GB of memory. I use it for Logic Studio music production. I'm wondering how long my computer will last until it is considered obsolete. Is it already? Thanks!</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
I don't think its obsolete. It has a dual-core CPU and 4GB of ram which is still pretty good. It will be able to run 10.7 lion.</p>
<p>I would say once Apple stops making an OS that supports the hardware, it is obsolete. They already stopped supporting the 32bit Core Duo CPU in 10.7 Lion. You have to custom hack it to get that on those machines.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Will a case meant for the Macbook pro 15 inch fit the older 2007 model?<br />
New Macbook pro 15 inch case, will it fit a 2007 Macbook pro 15 inch?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong></li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Macbook Pro 2007, Charger needs to be replaced, and I have the three year warranty....Help?<br />
i have a Macbook Pro.. I bought it November of 2007 and I got the 3 year warranty.</p>
<p>My dog bit the charger and now it won't charge. If I take my computer to the Apple Store would they give me a free charger since I have the year warranty? Help?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Afraid not, accidents are not covered under warrany.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
How do I save data off my Macbook Pro (2007) when the harddrive is broken and it only runs through the startup?<br />
disk, not on the harddrive?<br />
It is broken, because the directory is missing files or broken, all I know is it was fine and then it would not start I went to the apple store and they said I should try erasing it to see if it is the harddrive, but I do not want to lose my data, which is on the internal harddrive, but I have no way of accessing it that I know of, any suggestions?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Assuming the drive is at fault and reinstalling wouldn't be the solution, you can either pull it out and put it in an external enclosure, then hook it to another computer, or you could hook it up to another computer with a Firewire cable and boot the Mac holding down the T key. This will make the Mac act like an external hard drive and you can pull your data off from the other computer. You could do this with a Windows machine if you install MacDrive, which allows you to read from Mac-formatted disks in Windows.</p>
<p>If the drive is at least recognized and gets partway through a boot, then there's still hope that you can get the data out.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Can I install a new Macbook Pro Install DVD onto my 2007 MacBook?<br />
The Install Disk for the new 13 inch MacBook Pro is verson 10.6.x. This 2007 MacBook is version 10.5.8. I would like to wipe the old MacBook clean and sell it. Would this work?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong></li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
My macbook pro 2007 keyboard doesn't work including track pad. what should i do?<br />
It's snow leopard. It's just happened yesterday. I am using snow leopard. I'm thinking its a driver problem but i updated it and it still doesn't work. I can still use it with an external mouse and keyboard though.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong></li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Buying a used 2007 MacBook pro for a friend, what are some things I should check for?<br />
Any common problems/defects or anything I should look for before I purchase.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
check the screen for dead pixels, body for scratches, keys for ware ..</p>
<p>open systems profile and check out how many battery cycles it's had, apple rate them for 200. then check if memory says okay (ram)</p>
<p>pull out the ac cord count 20 then plug if back in see how soon the light turns Orange. give you a clue if the dc board is okay.</p>
<p>sleep then wake, power off and boot any noticeable lags. if you can do a verify disk see if there are any bad sectors on the hdd.</p>
<p>don't worry about the OSX so long as you get the disc.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
How can I get Microsoft office 2007 on my new macbook pro?<br />
I'm starting college in the fall, and I just got a new macbook pro for a graduation present, and I know I will need Microsoft Office, and I am comfortable with 2007. Any suggestions guys?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
For Mac you should check out Microsoft Office for Mac 2008, it has great design, a lot of great features and it's easy to use and reliable. Download the trial and check it out, it worths.</p>
<p>http://www.microsoft.com/mac/downloads.mspx</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
I was on my macbook pro 2007 version, and i spilt liquid onto the keyboard. Almost the instant the water went?<br />
into the keyboard, the macbook cut out. I have dried it wiped it cleaned it left it in the airing cupboard etc.. what should i do?? <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif' alt=':(' class='wp-smiley' />  i only got it for christmas and its not insured!<br />
i bought it from apple <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif' alt=':(' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong></li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Have 2007 Macbook Pro- bought 24" Monitor, MAc. What adapter do I need for power / video?<br />
There's not even a spot for the power from the monitor to go to the laptop. My laptop has a DVI input.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Have a look at these:<br />
http://www.apple.com/displays/specs.html<br />
http://www.apple.com/displays/features.html<br />
Connect your monitor to AC power then connect the monitor to your computer with the cable provided.<br />
Z.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Bought MacBook Pro 2007, has Tiger. Upgrade?<br />
Okay so I just bought a MacBook Pro 2007. It has Tiger. Can I upgrade to Snow Leopard straight from Tiger?? Please help!!! I can buy Leopard, but it's expensive. Thanks!!!!<br />
I do not have the admin password though. The man that I bought the computer from was his daughter's. She does not remember anything tho (passwords, etc.). On top of that, the computer came with no discs either. So there is no hope, I think, of being able to do a clean install. I want SNOW LEOPARD OS. Does that mean that i will have to get leopard, install it, then do another clean install and get SL and put it on there?? Please help! This is pissing me off really bad.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Tiger is getting old and it's a good thought to consider Snow Leopard biggest thing is just do a clean install. The Snow Disk is a complete install as well as the update YET the update is for Leopard 10.5 which will update Tiger. I would always recommend a clean install anyway as you get a clean System Folder. I have a MacBook Pro Circa 2006 running 10.6.2 I don't like all the newer updates thats why it's 10.6.2.</p>
<p>If you wanting to keep your applications from the MacBook Pro you might have Migrate the software to the newer setup allowing the computer to just write Snow on top of the current setup.</p>
<p>UPDATE:<br />
Snow Leopard is only .00 at some location and online the most 29 at stores all over.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Is Microsoft office 2007 compatible with a macbook pro?<br />
Well I need a program for office and I know there is Microsoft Office: Mac 2008 but its pretty expensive does anyone know if the windows 2007 version works with a macbook pro?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
For the Windows version to work you would need to install BootCamp or similar and partition your hard drive, then install a version of Windows before you could install and run Office 2007.</p>
<p>Cheaper and much simpler to get Office 2008 for Mac, by end of year a new version is due out by the way.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
I have a blue line on my macbook pro from 2007's screen, any idea what it may be?<br />
I've seen the question floating around the forums before, but no one was ever asking it about my model of computer.</p>
<p>The line is hardly noticeable on a white background, sitting just to the right of the center. I just don't want it to turn from bad to worse on me here.... Help?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Yes, a bad screen or damaged screen.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Apple fixing water damage on macbook pro 2007 model? how much will it be?<br />
i spilt water on it and now its dead, so i was wondering how much apple will charge to fix it</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong></li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Is there definetly no decrease ni performance when i run a MacBook Pro 2007 with BootCamp?<br />
Does it perform like what you would expect from the Hardware or is miserably slow?<br />
Becauyse the Lady i chatted with at the Apple Online Store told me that paralells is faster is that true? I actually want to be able to play Battlefield 2 on it.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
no bootcamp runs just as fast as any compter that runs windows, even better. bootcamp is just a bootloader, windows runs just like a regualr windows computer. parallels run windows a little slower. paralles only supports dx8 so u wont be playing bf2 on it, u would need to use bootcamp.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
2006 macbook pro or 2007 macbook?<br />
I can keep my Silver 2006 mac book 2GB ram, (not expendable), or trade it for a BLACK 2007 macbook (regular one) 2GB ram (extendable) and it has a INTEL CORE 2 DUO and my pro only has a INTEL CORE DUO,....I want to know which one is better for staying in date more and is more compatible with things,... like I think that my pro will be SLOW running LEOPARD, (not snow) because it was made to run Tiger, and it isn't even core 2 duo, where as the macbook (black one) was made for Leopard.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
The 2007 Macbook is better.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
SD CARD SLOT ON 2007 MACBOOK PRO?<br />
We can't find the SD card slot on the old 2007 MacBook Pro. The only thing we can find that sort of resembles it is this super big strip with a flap over it at the side. Can someone PLEASE help us?????</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
There is no SD card slot in a 2007 macbook.<br />
They only introduced them in around 2009/2010.<br />
Use a card reader and your USB port.<br />
Best, Z.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Does the new Apple Mighty Mouse Also run in a MacBook Pro 2007 Run with Windows Vista?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Yes, running BootCamp it should pair properly with Vista installed. Horizontal scrolling features won't work - but left click, right click, vertical scrollwheel should work.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Should I buy a new 2011 MacBook Pro when I already have an IMAC 27 and a 2007 Macbook Pro? feeling guilty?<br />
Ok people, I need an advice, I was thinking of new gift for myself, thought of an IPAD 2 , but really find it boring , so I decided to go for a real computer, a new 2011 macbook pro. The problem came when I realised that I already have 2 computers at home...a 2010 Imac, a 2007 macbook pro...and I felt unnecesary to buy another one,and felt some kind of "guilt". But at the same time I really like to have the latest model with all the improvements...so I came here to read your opinions about it. Thanks in advance!!! and please be gentle <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':-)' class='wp-smiley' /> .</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
if I had the money I would...I love upgrading! upgrades are always better and besides 2007 was 4 years ago...thats a long time to have one laptop i think</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Microsoft Office 2007 on MacBook Pro?<br />
I am considering buying a MacBook Pro. In order to save on the price.. I don't want MO 2007 nor iWork pre installed. I have the installation cd for MO 2007 (from my desktop). My question is, if I buy this without any of those options, will I have any problems using the cd to install MO 2007?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Microsoft Office 2007 will not work on a Mac unless you do a dual boot and can run Windows. Office 2007 and Office 2008 for Mac are two distinct products. However you can download a 60 day trial of Office 2008 or buy it for just 0 here: http://www.microsoft.com/mac/products/Office2008/default.mspx</p>
<p>For more Office resources head to http://www.facebook.com/office</p>
<p>Cheers,<br />
Andy<br />
MSFT Office Outreach Team</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Installing Windows on a 2007 Macbook Pro?<br />
My mother lent me her 2007 Macbook Pro (June 15-inch model - A1226) to take with me to Barbados, since I couldn't bring my desktop PC (too heavy), and I'm trying to get Windows installed on it.</p>
<p>I don't have the drivers disc that originally came with it, and why I tried the automatic driver download option in BootCamp, it told me the drivers for this Mac aren't available. I've searched the web for hours looking for a solution, or for a download of the drivers, and got nothing. I've also tried a virtual machine, but that's atrociously slow.</p>
<p>Does anyone know where I can get the drivers from?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong></li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
2.2 MacBook Pro (mid 2007) highest aspect ratio when connected to another display?<br />
I have a 24 inch samsung monitor with 1920x1200 resolution. I want to know if my MacBook pro with a 128mb video card be able to display that high on the monitor.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong></li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Can i get video out with my VGA adapter on my 2007 macbook pro?<br />
Ok, i have the VGA adapter that came with the 2007 macbook pro, I know i will need a VGA to hdmi cable and audio cables but I don't know if the video card supports digital signal output through the VGA port. If anyone has gotten video output out of the VGA port, please let me know.<br />
Thanks<br />
I was planning on hooking it up to a HDTV. it doesnt have a VGA hookup but i was gonna buy a VGA to HDMI cable and just use that.. i dont know what video card it is. its a 2007 macbook pro</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong></li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Is there a way to use a MacBook Pro as a bluetooth headset for a bluetooth phone?<br />
I've got the June-2007 MacBook Pro, and a Samsung A436 phone. Is there a way to use the MBP as a bluetooth headset for the A436?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
you can put music/ mp3 from computer to phone via bluetooth , refer:http://bluetooth-headset-pairing.com/put-music-mp3-from-computer-to-phone-via-bluetooth-tips/</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
how can I tell what programs are running in the background on my Macbook Pro?<br />
So I have a 2007 Macbook Pro. Since I have had my laptop is has slowed down a lot. As in it cant handle as many tasks at once as it used to be able to. How can I make it speed up? I thought maybe checking to see if there are programs running in the background that im not aware of.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
In the Utilities folder there's an app called Activity Monitor.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Macbook Pro 2010 or 2007 edition?<br />
What are the major differences between the 2010 and the 2007 editions of the Macbook Pro? Besides the obvious differences in their appearances. Overall, which is better? If you believe the 2007 edition to be better, do any stores still sell them?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
We have both in our house. This is why I like the older one:<br />
- non glare screen available without paying a premium (though now you can get it by paying a premium)<br />
- ExpressPort (now only available with the new 17")</p>
<p>The latter is the deal-taker since I use the Express Port to run my eSATA card. eSATA is 3-5 times faster than USB 2.</p>
<p>You will find older ones on ebay and Craigs list.</p>
<p>Newer ones have better battery life, better graphics, and faster processors, option of more RAM (8GBs). It's BS that they want to charge 0 for a matte screen.</p>
<p>Personally, if I were replacing my current MBP (It has a RAM max of 3GBs), I would like to find a used one from @2008 since it could utilize 4GBs of RAM. In 2007, the dual-cores were really not that fast. Stay away from any with CPU speed less than 2GHz. Ghz number is only part of the performance equation.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
MacBook Pro 2007...how do you right click?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
There are two ways to do this.</p>
<p>1.) Click the mouse button while holding down the "ctrl" button. This is the default.</p>
<p>2.) Place two fingers on the trackpad, then click the mouse button. This feature can be turned on by going to "System Preferences," then "Keybaord &amp; Mouse," then "Trackpad," then click the box that says "For secondary clicks, place two fingers on the trackpad then click the buttom."</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
What version of Photoshop should I get for my old MacBook pro?<br />
It's a MacBook pro from 2007, I know I'd probably need an older version of Photoshop. I never got any upgrades on my Mac, it's the same as when I got it.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Another option you could try.</p>
<p>Download: Gimp - for Mac. it's free would you believe, plus you have nothing to lose!!</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
How to install Microsoft Office 2007 on Macbook Pro 2011 ?<br />
I want to install office 2007 onto my new macbook pro. I have a Office Download CD that was downloaded to one other computer. For some reason, when I put the disk in, an icon shows up on the desktop, but the setup does not start. Do you know how this problem can be fixed so that I can download Office 2007? I already checked that all the application were closed before. Is it not working because it has already been downloaded on one computer? Are there any other options to get Office on your computer without having to pay 0, or is this inevitable?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Microsoft Office 2007 is the Windows version, my friend. You'll not be able to install it on your MacBook Pro unless you have Windows installed on a dual-boot system.</p>
<p>The version of Microsoft Office for the Mac is 2008 or 2011.</p>
<p>Edit:</p>
<p>If you're looking for an Office Suite that's compatible with Microsoft Office, you can download and install OpenOffice. This is a FREE Office Suite.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
What is the best way to upgrade performace on a macbook pro with a intel core 2 duo 2007?<br />
i want more performance for what i paid for... it seems like a good computer but it costed 2779. if i could i want to upgrade the performance. maybe i could down load somthing or buy something for the mac to really boost the speed and performance? are macs screens HD?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Ram</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
2007 Macbook Pro partitioned with Windows has different sound levels...?<br />
Ok this may sound a little crazy, but I am wondering why my macbook has different sound levels for my MAC OSX and my Windows XP OS. When I am in OSX I usually have to turn the volume all the way up to hear a song or watch a video, and it still is hard to hear sometimes. But I noticed that when I boot my Windows partition everything is louder, to test my theory out I went and watched a video on veoh.com on my mac OSX with a friend and we turned the volume all the way up but still had some difficulty hearing the video. I went to the same link in windows and it was louder. It's almost as if I had gotten totally different speakers. Has anyone else heard of this? To me this makes no sense because it's the same exact speakers on my laptop O_o</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
windows sound drivers are better then mac sound drivers</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
i bought a macbook pro in dec. 2007. a store rep told me that it shouldve come with iLife.?<br />
I cannot find it anywhere on my computer. Am I crazy or did I not install something I should have?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
iLife consists of iTunes, iPhoto, iDVD, iMovie, and ?? darn I can't remember... oh yeah, probably Garage Band. So that's what the store rep forgot to mention and why you wonder whether or not you're crazy. <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
how can i install microsoft office 2007 on a macbook pro without windows 7?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Consider installing the open source program Open Office instead. It runs on Unix, Linux and Windows and doesn't require any tricks to install and use. It's also Microsoft compatible and works with those files and can save the same kind of files.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Should I buy a used 15" 2007 MacBook pro?<br />
Details: intel core duo, 100 gb hard drive, 2 gb ram, 1.8 ghz, Leapord 10.5.8<br />
Details: Intel core duo, 100 gb, 2 gb ram, 1.8 ghz, leapord 10.5.8. It costs 0.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
No way. No only is that computer outdated, but also extremely overpriced. Get a nice PC for that money instead.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
my macbook pro is getting seriously hot?<br />
I just brought a 17" macbook pro 2007 edition 2 days ago and when I use it, the bottom gets so hot that it burnt my fingers and it keeps shutting off by its self. What could be the problem with this because i was only sing ichat and on the web???</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Download the free iStat Pro widget and install it: Look at your temps. I do not like CPU temps above 125 degrees F though most will tolerate 140+.<br />

http://www.islayer.com/apps/istatpro/</p>

<p>If your temps are higher than 125, consider downloading the free smcFancontroll i it will allow you to speed up the default fan speed. Try adding 20% at first. Bump in noise not noticeable :<br />

http://www.eidac.de/?p=134</li>

</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Can you remove MacBook Pro screen and keep it running?<br />
Hi,</p>
<p>so i broke my screen ( i have the aluminum macbook pro from likw 2007) and have just been using the computer to watch tv online ( i have it hooked up to my tv) its been working out great. I have an imac desktop, so i would love to just keep this hooked up to my tv. BUT it looks really ugly and takes up space. I have to keep it open to have the computer run. Does the computer function if you remove the screen completely and just leave it off?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong></li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Cheapest Macbook in 2007 vs. which of today's 13" Macbook Pro?<br />
I bought the lowest priced plain white Macbook in 2007. Now I am trying to figure out how different a Macbook Pro 13" would be and if I should spend the extra money for the larger hard drive. Part of me thinks it will not be worth it because it will be big enough of a difference going to a laptop that is newer and new level of quality.</p>
<p>I need some help here! Its a lot of money and a very important tool for my collegework!</p>
<p>(I will not be doing any extreme work. Just basic student stuff and please do not suggest PCs. I know I want a Mac here.)</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
I would recommend that you buy the 9 MacBook. You don't really get much more for the extra 0 when you buy the MacBook Pro 13" - basically, you get an aluminum body, 2 more GB RAM, a FireWire 800 port (that is backwards compatible) and a SD reader. If you don't need that stuff, just get the MacBook.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Is the Microsoft Office 2007 i used on my PC compatible with a new Macbook Pro 15"?<br />
I want to buy a mac, but im not sure if im going to have to pay a lot extra for things like microsoft word.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
You would need to buy the Mac Version of Office which is current Office 2008. Windows software will not run on a Mac without using something like Parallels. However you are better off buying the mac software.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
My 2007 120GB MacBook Pro is not turning on. ?<br />
There is a red light on the charger and I can hear the fans, but there is nothing going on on the screen. Also, it is really hot on the bottom.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong></li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Can I connect the MacBook Pro's DVI connector to any monitor?<br />
I was looking at buying this monitor (http://www.benq.ca/products/LCD/?product=846&amp;page=features) and it uses a DVI-D connector. Will it work with my [mid/late 2007] MacBook Pro, which has a DVI-I (single link) connector?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Yes, it will work.</p>
<p>A computer's DVI-I output can send out both a DVI-D digital video signal and an analog VGA signal. (the "I" in DVI-I stands for "Integrated.")</p>
<p>Your Macbook Pro can use any display that has a VGA, DVI or HDMI port (including HDTVs).</p>
<p>Hope this helps.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Should I buy a 2007 used MacBook pro for 0?<br />
Details: intel core duo, 100 gb hard drive, 2 gb ram, 1.8 ghz, leapord 10.5.8</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Why would you want to spend 0 on a 3 year old laptop?</p>
<p>you can get a brand new one running windows for that much and most likely it'll be more powerful</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
is it okay to install microsoft word 2007 onto my macbook pro?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
No, it's in a Windows format (.exe). You'd need the Mac version (Word:mac 2008). Might I suggest downloading OpenOffice (made by Sun) or using Microsoft SkyDrive document editor or Google Docs? They're all free alternatives.</p>
<p>**Note: you need a live.com account (hotmail) in order to access SkyDrive (click the signin button) but you can make one for free**</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Does the old 20" Apple Cinema monitor still work with the NEW Macbook Pro?<br />
I have a 20" Apple Cinema monitor I bought in 2007, and I was wondering if it will work with the new Macbook Pro. If I have to upgrade from my present 2007 17" Macbook Pro to the new one, I was wondering if I could still use the same monitor without buying a new one. Anyone know the answer?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Yes, it will work. But you will need a miniDisplayPort-to-DVI adapter to connect the new Macbook Pro's miniDisplayPort to your 20" Cinema Display's DVI port.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
whats a good cooling pad for the MacBook Pro?<br />
I have a 15.4 widescreen macbook pro. Not the new generation macbook but the 2007 one the all titanium body. I use it alot and it heats up bad sometimes so i was looking to invest in one. Thanks!</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Hello</p>
<p>Try Moshi Zefyr Pro Cooling Pad<br />
Just type it on your search engine if you want to have a view of it... <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif' alt=':D' class='wp-smiley' /> </li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Can you traid a MacBook Pro OS X, 10.4. That i got in July of 2007?<br />
Can you traid a MacBook Pro OS X, 10.4. That i got in July of 2007?<br />
the battery dose'nt work so it has to be plugged in all the time and the screen has some water damage, but not a lot.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong></li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
how much is my 2007 13" macbook pro worth?<br />
the battery doesn't charge but it works perfectly when plugged into the wall <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif' alt=':D' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
if its used but still nice looking id say an easy 800 bucks and if u add in accessories then more<br />
so you would be look at around anywhere from 800-1,100 bucks</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
MacBook Pro Kernel Panic HELP!?<br />
My MacBook Pro (2007 intel core 2 duo 2GB RAM 2.2 GHZ) keeps giving me a "you need to restart your computer" message. it gets to the apple startup screen and stops. It wont boot from a disc, or boot in safe mode but WILL go into single user mode and target disk mode. I've reset the PRAM and NVRAM, taken out the hard drive and put a clean install of 10.6 on it, and it STILL wont work! I've tried to boot it from a different hard drive with a clean install and it wont work, and i've tried to drain the battery and it wont work. I've taken out both RAM chips and swapped them and it didn't do anything. it NEVER gets past the white apple screen. It just keeps telling me to restart! i don't know whats wrong! HELP!<br />
Update: The apple hardware test from the start up discs told me nothing was wrong. both the quick AND extended start ups.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong></li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Should I upgrade to the new MacBook Pro?<br />
Currently using a 2007 MacBook, with Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.16 Ghz. Still runs okay, but starting to show signs. Based on the specs unveiled today, would it be worth looking at upgrading?<br />
Should add that I found out through eBay's or Apple's recycling program I could get 0 for my current one. As far as financial situation, I know I definitely couldn't go any higher than the 15 inch.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong></li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
Will it hurt my Macbook Pro to run it without a battery?<br />
I have a 2007/17"/2.4GHz Macbook Pro. Today, my three year old battery started to bulge. I had to remove it. But, right now, I'm using my Macbook Pro only with AC power. It won't harm my Macbook Pro to run it only on AC power until I can get another battery, will it?</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
Right. Running a laptop without the battery in it will be fine. In fact, a lot of electronics experts recommend removing your battery from the computer if it's charged, and the computer is plugged in, to help extend battery life.</li>
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Girls are girls, and girls love something pink and blue with a splash of white or something floral. May it be buying watches or bags girls love to buy something distinctive; something which serves the purpose yet doesn't deprive them from their most-sought-after feminine macbook accessories. 13 inch Apple macbook sleeves are now available in passion vine style. Like the name rightly suggests, ladies are in for some sweet, classic looking macbook sleeve made from 100% polyester Sherpa fleece and protective enough to tackle all the daily humdrum.</p>
<p>If you wish to gift apple macbook sleeves to your girlfriend or secretary, you can choose the special ladies apple macbook sleeve. Girls love to be included in the supposedly masculine domain of technology and tech accessories. Laptop accessories, macbook accessories, iPod accessories have come across to be common gift items for many ladies today. The apple macbook sleeves particularly work great for this women entrepreneur who is a ladies club member. She uses macbook sleeves along with her laptop tote bag or even her everyday use briefcase. Looks quite snazzy and trendy to be very honest!</p>
<p>Ladies Apple macbook sleeves are ideal for protecting Core 2 Duo and Core Duo. They are well-stitched and tailored after considering the dimensions of the 13a macbook. This fits the macbook perfectly. Plus, the Velcro macbook sleeve saves you from the trouble of fiddling with buttons and zips. The 6 inches of Velcro holds the macbook securely and gives you easy access. You can simply use it by itself or team the macbook sleeve with a backpack, briefcase, bag. The front pocket on the macbook sleeve has ample space for your cds, adapters, DVDs, usbs, or even your iPods.</p>
<p>Coming back to the material used for girly apple macbook sleeve, if you wish to have something soft and comfortable for your macbook sleeve, the passion vine macbook sleeve is perfect! Apart from the soft colors used for the outer casing, apple macbook is the ajust what the doctor ordereda computer sleeve for your apple macbook. Use it for safeguarding your investment. 13 inch Apple macbook sleeve gives the reassurance and security needed for macbook users. Padded macbook sleeve cushions your macbook no matter how bumpy the road may be or how roughly the macbook is handled.</p>
<p>CD cases have cd sleeves, some come in plastic sleeve, laptop computers have laptop sleeves but when it comes to the Apple macbook, Apple macbook sleeves and apple macbook sleeves go hand in hand. In fact, apple macbook sleeves are on the first notebook protection accessories that can be used as iBook Sleeve, Powerbook sleeve as well as an Apple macbook sleeve and in every case, they aren't bulky, too big or too small for your laptop computer. Gone are the days when you had to use bubble pak envelopes for storing items for shipping, travelling or moving. Gift ladies macbook sleeves to someone dear to you, they will love it for sure. Dress macbook in macbook sleeve and you will see how secure it looks. Businesswoman would love to dress macbook in macbook sleeves as much as housewives who might need to keep their macbook away from dust.</p>
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<h3>Frequently Asked Questions</h3>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook sleeve?<br />
I'm looking for a protective sleeve with a shoulder strap and an extra pocket or two. Any suggestions?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				try this : </p>
<p>http://www.goincase.com/products/detail/13-neoprene-sleeve-cl57077
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</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is the best case sleeve for a white Macbook?<br />
I'm looking a zip case sleeve for putting my 13.3inch white Macbook into to protect it from dust and to give it some padded protection.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />

http://www.google.com/products?q=macbook+cases+sleeves&#038;rls=com.microsoft:en-us&#038;oe=UTF-8&#038;um=1&#038;ie=UTF-8&#038;ei=PcwqSoexCZPIM_Cl_eIJ&#038;sa=X&#038;oi=product_result_group&#038;resnum=1&#038;ct=title

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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			does laptop sleeve bag for macbook work for Dell?<br />
I just bought a laptop sleeve bag from ebay.<br />
I didn't see it's for macbook until I paid. My laptop is Dell Inspiron.<br />
The case is the made for the same size (13"3 and 13)</p>
<p>So, will it work for my laptop?</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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</ul>
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<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			I need a Case or sleeve for my Macbook which will keep it safe in my Backpack?<br />
I recently got a new MacBook, and I'm headed to school at the end of the month. I already have a nice North Face backpack with a sleeve for laptops, but I'm concerned about carrying around my macbook with heavy books and things, and the pressure they might put on it. Most of the cases and covers only seem to protect scratching and dropping, I need something that will keep the laptop from getting crushed too. Does anyone have any experience carrying their laptop around in their backpack and have any advice/product recommendations?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				As long as the sleeve is very cushy, I would not worry. I use to carry around books, binders, and my laptop in a neoprene sleeve and had no problems. </p>
<p>For my current laptop I have purchased a Case Logic Neoprene sleeve. Its taken my abuse of accidentally dropping it (keep in mind less than 2 - 3 ft short distances!) from being careless when placing it (depends on your laptop of course, some are more durable than others). </p>
<p>If your sleeve is really easy to squeeze down, then I would be concerned and get another sleeve. </p>
<p>Good luck.
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</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where can I get a *pretty* 13" MacBook sleeve?<br />
It doesnt need to be too hardcore durable as I will mostly be using it inside another bag. I've been looking for a while and I haven't really found something a bit unique.<br />
Just wondering if anyone has one?<br />
Thanks guys</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Try out this website, they have really cute laptop sleeves that look like monsters or have things like cupcakes on them.</p>
<p>http://www.barrysfarm.net/
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</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Will my macbook still fit in a neoprene sleeve if I have a plastic (colored) shell on it too?<br />
I have a 13" macbook with a plastic protective shell on it. I also want to buy a neoprene sleeve for added protection but I can't figure out which size to order. Neoprene stretches so I'm thinking that my computer should fit, but I was wondering if anyone else has tried this? Should I get the next size up? It's almost 2 inches bigger though.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				take your macbook to best buy or some store that sells the neoprene cases and try it out for size. i would think that for a 13 inch you would need a 14-sized one at the smallest. i'm having the same dilemma.
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</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Are there any coupon codes for Caselogic 13-Inch Neoprene MacBook Sleeve?<br />
Where can I find a coupon code for Caselogic 13-Inch Neoprene MacBook Sleeve</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				You can purchase the Caselogic 13-Inch Neoprene MacBook Sleeve from Amazon for .55. That is a savings of .44 off the list price.</p>
<p>Technical Details:<br />
* Fits 13-Inch MacBook and MacBook Air: 12.78-Inch x 8.92-Inch x 1.08-Inch<br />
* Sueded internal lining and durable neoprene cushion and protect your computer<br />
* Zippered Power Pocket stores your power adapter and other accessories<br />
* Dedicated pocket in accessory compartment stores your USB drive, keeping it safe and readily accessible<br />
* Slimline design protects laptop on its own or in your favorite bag and asymmetrical zipper provides easy access to your laptop
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Whats the best sleeve for the macbook pro 13"?<br />
I recently just bought my first macbook pro 13" and I wanted to know what is the best sleeve for it. I have heard only good stuff about the Booq Vyper and mixed reactions for the Caselogic sleeve with pockets. Im looking for good protection, durability, and somewhat easy to transport. Something  and below. Thank you</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				A hefty trash can liner.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Will my MacBook still fit in a neoprene sleeve if I have a plastic (colored) shell on it too?<br />
I have a 13" macbook with a plastic protective shell on it. I also want to buy a neoprene sleeve for added protection but I can't figure out which size to order. Neoprene stretches so I'm thinking that my computer should fit, but I was wondering if anyone else has tried this? Should I get the next size up? It's almost 2 inches bigger though.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Sleeves are not covers. They are designed to store the laptop in when not in use, not to leave on permanently. Because you need to get the laptop in and out, they come with wiggle room in them. They are not fitted to the exact dimensions of your laptop so even with the plastic cover, a 13" neoprene sleeve will still house your laptop just fine.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			how do u get rid of black marks from incase neoprene sleeve for white macbook?<br />
I just got a macbook and i want to get a case, but i have heard rumors that this specific neoprene case gives off black marks on the white macbook, which i have.  how do u get rid of 'em?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				not sure i have the black macbook and i'm thinking about getting one too.
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</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can you put a MacBook sleeve on an iPad?<br />
I wanted to get this sleeve http://store.apple.com/us/product/H0374ZM/A?fnode=MTY1NDA2Ng&#038;mco=MTk0NDU5MDY# and put it on my iPad 2. Do u think it will work?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				It will work, in that the iPad 2 will go in.</p>
<p>However, this sleeve is a couple of inches larger than an iPad (either type 1 or 2) so your iPad will slide around inside it. Therefore, it is not an elegant solution.</p>
<p>There are countless attractive and effective iPad sleeves on the market; maybe one designed specifically for the iPad 2 would be more pleasing to use than this one.
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</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Cheap place to buy Caselogic 13-Inch Neoprene MacBook Sleeve?<br />
Where can I find a great deal online for Caselogic 13-Inch Neoprene MacBook Sleeve</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Case Logic 13-inch Macbook Sleeve<br />
Rating 5 Overall Rating</p>
<p>* Read Reviews/<br />
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<p>Today: .49<br />
Brief Description<br />
Item#: 11279888</p>
<p>Black</p>
<p>Sold out!<br />
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</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where can i find a sleeve for my 13" macbook pro?<br />
Where can i find a cool, modern/contemporary sleeve for my macbook?ive looked everywhere but i cant find any that will keep it safe (it was stepped on). i also want it to have a design on it...not just a solid color. THANKS</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
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<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			where can i buy discounted incase neoprene macbook sleeve?</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Protective sleeve for my Macbook pro? Where to buy a nice one?<br />
Hi guys! I just bought a macbook pro and i'm looking for a protective sleeve.... i didn't like any at the MAC store.....<br />
kinda want a white one or a very light pink/purple solid colored one.</p>
<p>anything really...</p>
<p>where do I look? <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			best sleeve for Macbook 13 inch Unibody?<br />
I'm looking for a sleeve that will protect my macbook from scratches and impact. It will be in my messenger bag along with several large college books, so i need something that will protect it in those conditions.<br />
I have a Victorinox messenger bag designed for laptops, but I am worried more about the weight of the books (for anybody that knows how big a physics and general chemistry book is, youll understand) crushing down on it. Maybe i'm just paranoid.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				You'll need to get something custom built then.  Or do some customization of an existing sleeve.  They are okay against scratches, they aren't built for impact though.  If you want something built for impact get a new messenger bag which is designed for a laptop (so has padding for that purpose).</p>
<p>Otherwise, get a 15" sleeve and buy some foam/cushioning which can be cut.  Then just cut it to fit inside the 15" sleeve.  And then cut a hole in the middle to accommodate the 13" laptop.  So it makes it a bit of a hassle getting the laptop in and out maybe, but it would give you actual adequate protection if you want to only use a sleeve for impact protection.
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</ul>
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<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is a good neoprene sleeve case for the new MacBook Pro 13"?<br />
Im just wondering if anyone knows of a good neoprene case for he MacBook I described above. Preferably from somewhere like newegg or walmart. Also, I would prefer if it cost less than .<br />
Thanks for your help.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I have the same sleeve as the other responder.  But, it's a little loose on the aluminum 13" that I have.
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</ul>
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<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is there a website i can find a Hello Kitty sleeve for my macbook?<br />
Preferably not too expensive. Thanks.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				<failblog.org>
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</li>
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<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Laptop sleeve vs. Macbook Pro sleeve?<br />
I have the HP Envy 14 which is a 14.5 inch laptop and I have been shopping around for a sleeve. </p>
<p>I keep seeing (even in stores like BestBuy) that they separate regular laptop sleeves from the MacBook Pro sleeves.</p>
<p>Basically I want to know the different between a regular laptop sleeve and a MacBook sleeve.</p>
<p>Will my laptop fit just fine in the 15inch macbook pro sleeve?</p>
<p>THANKS!!!</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The only difference I see is in price. When I went to Best Buy to find a case for my macbook, but macbook ones were around 40 dollars! I went to Target and got one for 15, and it fits mine fine. I wouldn't waste your money. The 15 inch one would fit fine.
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<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Good fitting sleeve for 13 inch MacBook Pro?<br />
Has anyone found a laptop sleeve that fits the new 13 inch MacBook Pro well? I keep reading reviews that all of the ones made for 13 inch computers fit the white and black MacBooks but are a little too big for the aluminum MacBook Pros.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Yes, I have the thirteen inch MacBook Pro right now and they sold cases like that in the store. You can also buy them online. Mine is pink, but if you don't like that is also comes in black, gray, red, orange, light blue, and brown. It's about thirty five dollars, but it has really soft material on the inside and it is great for protecting the laptop. It fits perfectly. You are right, that the MacBook ones definitely will not fit the MacBook Pro, but the one I have is absolutely perfect. The URL is below to look at it. Really hope I could help.</p>
<p>http://www.goincase.com/products/detail/neoprene-sleeve-cl57098
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			black macbook sleeve?<br />
http://cgi.ebay.com/Sleeve-Carrying-Bag-Case-for-Apple-MacBook-L30-13-3_W0QQitemZ280097494437QQcategoryZ130748QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem<br />
Will the inside of this macbook sleeve eventually scratch my macbook? I have heard stories that sleeves like that will scratch the macbook. I have a black macbook. (click the link to see the sleeve).</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Yes, from what I've read, they do cause extensive scratching.
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</li>
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<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I get a Case or a Sleeve for my Macbook Pro 13''?<br />
I am getting a Macbook Pro 13'' and I was wondering if I should opt for the case or a sleeve.</p>
<p>Any ideas?</p>
<p>Please give pros and cons of each. </p>
<p>Typical use:<br />
at Home<br />
sometime for school (when I go to college, then I'll bring it more)<br />
on vacations<br />
in public</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Will a compaq laptop fit into a Macbook laptop sleeve?<br />
My sister is getting a 15" Compaq laptop for Christmas and she LOVES zebra print soo I've been trying and trying to find a laptop sleeve but all I can find is a laptop sleeve for a 15" Macbook laptop on Amazon. I don't want to order it and it not fit and she not be able to return. So, answer one or both questions, Can you make returns when ordering from Amazon.com? And does a Compaq fit into a Macbook Sleeve?<br />
OK I had a friend tell me it was for a macbook or Compaq but I'm unsure. It says "Faux-fur Zebra Animal Print Carrying Case Sleeve for Apple MacBook 15" Notebook Laptop Computer" Does this mean it will fit either? Help, I don't know much about computers!!!</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				No, the MacBook is only 13.3" in size.  That Compaq is way too big.
			</p>
</li>
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<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can you recommend a good 15" MacBook sleeve?<br />
I have a 15" MacBook Pro I've been using for school- this summer, though, I'm going to be using it for my internship and classes, as well as recreationally, so I wasn't sure if just carrying it around in my tote bag would be the best situation for that. I was thinking a sleeve would be best for me, since I do have a bigger bag for it, but just want a little extra protection from bumps and scrapes. Cost is not an issue, it just needs to be high quality; I don't want to have to replace it once fall term comes around. I saw the site for the ColkaSac sleeves, and those seem somewhat like what I want, but I wanted some extra feedback or suggestions. Help?</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is the best sleeve/case for the 13'' MacBook Pro?<br />
Whatever is not too expensive and will protect the MacBook Pro well.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Here are some good sleeve for Macbook<br />

http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&#038;location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fs%3Fie%3DUTF8%26rs%3D%26ref%255F%3Dsr%255Fnr%255Fi%255F1%26keywords%3Dcase%2520for%2520MacBook%2520Pro%252013%2526%252334%253B%26qid%3D1246336580%26rh%3Di%253Aaps%252Ck%253Acase%2520for%2520MacBook%2520Pro%252013%2526%252334%253B%252Ci%253Aoffice-products&#038;tag=computer0bd-20&#038;linkCode=ur2&#038;camp=1789&#038;creative=390957

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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How do I clean the outside of the inCase neoprene sleeve for my macbook?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Like this?</p>
<p>http://goincase.com/products/detail/17-neoprene-sleeve-cl57079</p>
<p>Use any Neoprene-safe upholstery cleaner (Read the label first) and applicator.  Then, let it dry thoroughly before using it again.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			how many stitches do i have to cast to knit a 13.3" macbook sleeve?<br />
im not familiar with all the knitting terms, i just need to know how many stitches to cast and i dont understand all these websites with the patterns and all; im just making a simple macbook pro sleeve, just knitting it like a scarf and then folding it over and sewing up the sides.<br />
after its done i was thinking of felting it.<br />
yes, i am using wool.<br />
so perhaps if it was 60 stitches, i would have to do about 70 because it would shrink during felting?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				If you're creating your own pattern, you'll have to make a practice square (or gauge swatch).  It's kinda annoying to have to do this step, but it's critical.  SO:  first you'll have to knit a small square, ideally aim for 4 inches.  Just something big enough so you can measure it with a ruler, &#038; count how many stitches you have per inch (or per two inches, etc.).<br />
Then you measure your square &#038; write down all the numbers.  For example:  in your 4 inch square, you have 20 stitches across.  If you need your sleeve to be 12 inches across, then you'll have your answer= 60 stitches.  Your math probably won't be that simple, but you get the idea of what you'll have to do, right?  <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' />  </p>
<p>IF you decide to FELT IT:  watch out!  First of all, are you using wool?  You need a certain type of wool to felt.  And IF you felt, it goes down by about 1/3 of it's size.  It's almost impossible to predict exactly; so if you're trying to get an exact size of something, I wouldn't recommend attempting that. It'd be incredibly frustrating if it didn't turn out the right size, after all that work.  </p>
<p>Good luck!!!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Which case (sleeve) should I get for my macbook pro?<br />
Hi,<br />
   So I recently bought a macbook pro, and I need a case or sleeve for it. I bought an Incase neoprene sleeve for it. However, I found this case:<br />

http://www.amazon.com/Brenthaven-Trek-Sleeve-MacBook-284547-2dTKSV-29/dp/B0017XLH0Q/ref=pd_rhf_p_t_1</p>

<p>and I wonder if that is the one I should have gotten. I can return the Incase one no problem. Which one is the better case? Thanks!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I'd keep the Incase if you're just planning to transport from home to an office or whatever. The second one is probably a lot tougher but it creates unnecessary bulkiness unless you're taking it camping or really beating it up.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			will a 13,3" macbook air fit in a marc jacobs 13" computer sleeve?<br />
I am looking at a Marc Jacobs computer sleeve for my new laptop, but it is only 13" and my macbook air is 13,3", so my question is, does anyone know if it would fit alright?</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I get a hardshell case for my macbook pro 13" or a sleeve?<br />
Also, where should I get one?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I have a padded bag designed for my MacBook, it's great for plane flights. It holds a couple DVDs, the headphones, &#038; the charger. I also keep it in a sleeve for extra protection. Try www.radtech.us or www.kensington.com.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			I had my MacBook Pro in a protective, sleeve, it got dropped and dented my MacBook. Is there anything I can..?<br />
Is there anything I can say to the case manufacturer that their product didn't protect my laptop?</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is it ok to put my macbook in a protective sleeve while its sleeping?<br />
It is one of those incase sleeves</p>
<p>http://themaclawyer.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/2008/08/18/incase_sleeve_2.png</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Would a laptop sleeve for a 13inch Macbook fit on a 13inch Macbook Pro?</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			which color macbook sleeve is cuter? pink or purple? (picture inclosed) ?<br />
i can't decide between the pink and purple sleeve! i am so indecisive!<br />
which color do you think looks better? which do you like better?<br />
http://store.apple.com/us/product/TR632LL/A?fnode=MTY1NDA2Ng&#038;mco=MTM3NTAzMTk<br />
*enclosed</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Hey!  I have a macbook pro..I love it so much.  Anyways, when I got my incase sleeve for it, I chose the black one but they didn't have the pink OR purple one yet!   Now I wish that I had waited!  I love my incase sleeve and all, but I wish I could have gotten the purple one!  </p>
<p>Here's why you should get the purple one as opposed to the pink:<br />
it's a gorgeous colour!<br />
it won't get dirty as easily as the pink one because it is slightly darker in colour<br />
it is more versatile<br />
purple is amazing!</p>
<p>by the way, I love my incase sleeve.  it's great...and perfect for my macbook.  no matter what colour you get, you'll love it's functionality and texture!  it's a great sleeve!</p>
<p>get the purple!  it's nicer than the pink, I think!  <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_razz.gif' alt=':P' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
<p>xox Sophie
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is the best sleeve to get for a 13.3 inch Macbook?<br />
I don't know how to find a sleeve the correct size they all seem to be too big (judging by the dimensions given)</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where can I get cool MacBook Pro sleeves?<br />
Just got my MacBook Pro 15 inch, need a sleeve, cheers.</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Sleeve for MacBook Pro?<br />
I want a tight fitting thick sleeve that will protect my 15.4" macbook pro. i bought one from typo but it didnt fit and i really like their design but they dont have one that will fit unless i get a 17" one and i dont want that.</p>
<p>Im preferably looking at a white coloured one. </p>
<p>any good shops or online stores?</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Getting a macbook sleeve, which color do you prefer? black or orange?<br />
getting an incase neoprene sleeve online and dont know which color to get. they only have these 2 colors left. which is better? is orange gay for a guy?</p>
<p>black: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&#038;item=280574279571&#038;ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT</p>
<p>orange: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&#038;item=150505921099&#038;ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT</p>
<p>thanks! btw im a guy if that makes a difference</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				the orange is gonna get awfully grimy after awhile unless it's washable... I'd go with classic black.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			getting a macbook sleeve, which color do you prefer? black or orange?<br />
getting an incase neoprene sleeve online and dont know which color to get.</p>
<p>black: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&#038;item=280574279571&#038;ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT</p>
<p>orange: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&#038;item=150505921099&#038;ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT</p>
<p>thanks!  btw im a guy if that makes a difference</p>
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				orange
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			When you buy a macbook, does it come with a sleeve?<br />
sleeve as in a case with padding?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				No, it does not. We have 3 macbook's in our household, they are GREAT computers. I would recommend them to anyone, but they do not come with a case, you can buy those relatively cheap though pretty much any where.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			is it ok to put my macbook pro in its sleeve while its alseep?? or will it overheat?<br />
ive been hearing some people say that its ok and others that its not. i sometimes take it to school and it seems pointless to keep turning it off and on since i use it several time a day during classes.<br />
i sometimes leave it in the bag for up to a few (3-4) hrs</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				How long will it be in there?</p>
<p>I had mine in my case for 4 hours and it was really really hot and then it shut off for a while and wouldn't go back on.  So I gave it a break and let it cool off then thankfully it went back on.  Hopefully, that answers your question or at least helps you decide what you want to do.</p>
<p>But like 10-20 minutes should be fine, a half hour should even be fine too.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			hard shell vs sleeve for macbook air?<br />
hey everyone i'm having a lotttt of trouble deciding on if i should get a sleeve for my macbook air or should i get a hardshell case?(probably speck)<br />
i was first planning to get a sleeve, but then i started looking at the speck seethru case....<br />
i know that the hardshell would protect against dirt and scratches, but would it make my air too bulky and not as slim?<br />
i like the sleeve but i'd constantly have to take it out to use it and then it wouldnt be protected!!<br />
now im leaning towards both but it seems like too muchh!!</p>
<p>sooooo what do you thinkk? would YOU rather get a case, sleeve, or both?<br />
and do you have any suggestions as to which one i should look at?<br />
THANK YOU SO MUCH.</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			hard shell case vs sleeve for macbook airr?<br />
hey everyone i'm having a lotttt of trouble deciding on if i should get a sleeve for my macbook air or should i get a hardshell case?(probably speck)<br />
i was first planning to get a sleeve, but then i started looking at the speck seethru case....<br />
i know that the hardshell would protect against dirt and scratches, but would it make my air too bulky and not as slim?<br />
i like the sleeve but i'd constantly have to take it out to use it and then it wouldnt be protected!!<br />
now im leaning towards both but it seems like too muchh!!</p>
<p>sooooo what do you thinkk? would YOU rather get a case, sleeve, or both?<br />
and do you have any suggestions as to which one i should look at?<br />
THANK YOU SO MUCH.</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Pro Case/sleeve hunt?<br />
I want to find a pink rubber-y laptop sleeve thing. I just want it to go over the top of my macbook pro like where you see the little apple and i've seen them before and they are kinda see through and rubbery so if anyone can help me with this it would be amazing!</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook Air Case/Sleeve?<br />
Hi!</p>
<p>I am going to buy a MacBook Air sometime this week what I was wondering is what would be the best case/sleeve for it? I don't want it getting scratched and damaged.</p>
<p>I was thinking of going with one of the sleeves from Etsy, but I don't know if they are good or not. Or maybe an invisible shield? Also, maybe a case for the air itself and a sleeve? I don't know, I'm a first time buyer for a MacBook so I want to keep it nice and safe.</p>
<p> Thank You :]</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Do you carry your ibook/macbook in a sleeve or backpack or something else?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I have a backpack that has a padded place for my ibook. thats what I carry mine in.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I get a sleeve or a case for my Macbook Pro 13"?<br />
I want to get some form of protection for my Macbook Pro. I was wondering which is better... a sleeve or a case, in your opinion. Is their a specific kind of sleeve or case you like best?<br />
THANKS GUYS!!! <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Some kid dropped hers, she was in this forum ealier, so, you may want to get a case, Just in case, .
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			I just purchased a 13" MacBook Pro and need a sleeve for it. Is there a brand that perfectly fits this model?</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Whats the best sleeve for a macbook pro 15.4 inch?<br />
I'm looking at the Brenthaven Eclipse II. It seems pretty good but idk. I want some opinions on what others use.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				get it
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			i have a new macbook pro, what kind of case should i get, a skin, sleeve hard case, which is the best value?<br />
which is the most reliable and best for the value?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Right now I'm looking at 2 hardcover cases for my new MacBook Pro:</p>
<p>1.) Speck SeeThru Satin<br />
These cases come in many colors. However, I have read that it tends to scratch the Mac, and defeats the purpose of getting the case. I've also read that it adds a lot of weight, and that makes it less portable.<br />

http://www.speckproducts.com/products/by_device?device_id=65</p>

<p>2.) Incase Hardshell Case<br />
Most of the reviews I've read seem to think this is better, but I'm not completely sure why. This doesn't come in in as many colors. I think that this one is lighter and people seem to think that this does not scratch it. I have also read that this one does not allow you to open the Mac all the way, but I'm not sure if they have changed this or not.<br />

http://www.goincase.com/products/detail/15-hardshell-case-cl57248</p>

<p>I'm currently looking for advice on which one to pick and have a question right now here at Yahoo Answers about it.  However, they are both pricey ().  Yet, I think they would better protect the Mac from scratches and dents than just a sleeve or soft case would.</p>
<p>Hope this helps!  We're both doing the same thing now and I hope we make the best decision!
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Looking for a well-built computer for under $1000? Do you want to know why you should buy the Apple MacBook Air 13.3 Inch? Are you asking yourself if you should shop online for a good deal? If this is the case, you have come to the right place.</p>
<p>There are many ways you can shop for your new laptop. One is to drive to the mall or electronic store and hope for a good bargain. Don't forget about having to find a parking space and dealing with the crowds.</p>
<p>I have found this way of shopping to be time consuming and honestly quite boring.</p>
<p>If I want to find the Apple MacBook Air 13.3 inch for cheap, I would shop online.</p>
<p>Why would you want to buy this computer in the first place you ask? Well, after having several computers that have crashed on me, I like the fact that apple computers seem to be known for their excellent hardware.</p>
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<p>You'll get a machine of amazing quality. Everything works and you'll have a great experience, too.</p>
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<p>You no longer have to carry around a USB mouse.</p>
<p><strong>This Apple MacBook Air computer can even handle intense 3D games with ease.</strong></p>
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<p>Ready to buy the most powerful Mac yet for a good price?</p>
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<h3>Frequently Asked Questions</h3>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can you webcam with Macbook Air 13 inches?<br />
I'm planning to buy a Macbook Air (13 inches). I know it has a camera, but is it clear and easy to webcam with?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The Answer is YES</p>
<p>The camera with this unit is located here<br />

http://www.apple.com/macbookair/features.html#camera

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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should i buy the macbook pro 13inch or the macbook air 13 inch?<br />
Which one is a better laptop in general, especially for uni. Why is the new macbook air 13 inch more expensive than the 13 inch macbook pro?</p>
<p>For anyone living in dubai,  do i get the 0 to spend on the app store when i get a mac for college? .. i was wondering whether they give this offer to those living outside the US.</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How much is an Apple MacBook Air 13,3'' 1,66GHz 80GB HDD in Bangkok?<br />
Is an How much is an Apple MacBook Air 13,3'' 1,66GHz 80GB HDD in Bangkok, Thailand cheaper than 1700 Euros?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				As Tom said almost all electronics are more expensive here.  Plus you have to think about warranty and would they accept it in your country.  Other problem may be they load pirated operating system and software in your computer.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Are there any macbook air 13" cases that will fit it well?<br />
I got the new macbook air 13" for christmas and wanted to know if anyone could find a good case for it before I bring it to school.<br />
I did check amazon and the apple store im just not sure if it will fit my macbook air</p>
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				Here You can find variety Of choice
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What should I get, The Macbook Air 13" or a Windows Notebook?<br />
I just saw videos of the macbook air playing crysis two at low frame rates, so that must mean the graphics card isn't that bad..I really just need a computer that can multitask really good and watch videos really good. Maybe a couple games to. Any suggestions woill be awesome, thanks.</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Would a MacBook Air 13' be a good laptop for IOS programming or is it too slow to be productive?<br />
Should I upgrade the processor to 2.13 and/or the RAM to 4GB ? or should I just go for the Mac Book Pro 13' or 15' and maybe spring for the i5 or i7?<br />
I have a desktop PC 30 inch Dell monitor, i7 920, 6GB. I do most of my programming in .net on this machine. I am planning to hook up the new Macbook on the 30 inch monitor as well when I am at my desk. But since I do not have a laptop, and since I would want to code in C# using Monotouch to create IOS apps, my choice is between the Pro's or a 13inch Air. </p>
<p>Not sure that the screen size matters much for me as the res of the 13inch air is same as the 15inch. pro.</p>
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				If you are in to programming, the LAST computer I'd use would be a Mac.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I get a MacBook Air 13 or 11?<br />
I am about to go into highschool and I want an apple laptop. I don't think I need a MacBook pro so I was thinking about the air. Should I get the 13" or 11" air? I would use it to type reports and surf the web. I do not want a windows computer.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I will strongly recommend you Apple MacBook Air 13.3-Inch Laptop . It is more reliable,durable and best for all kind of stuff. The graphics are so clear, it is so fast and so light weight to carry anywhere as you will need it to carry while studying while 11" will too small for you. You can check this out at</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005CWHZP4/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&#038;tag=araxdas-20&#038;linkCode=as2&#038;camp=217145&#038;creative=399373&#038;creativeASIN=B005CWHZP4&#038;tag=araxdas-20</p>
<p>Read this opinion from an actual user, and you'll know why I recommend this laptop</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/review/R3QJMJOUVHYKVV/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&#038;ASIN=B005CWHZP4&#038;nodeID=&#038;linkCode=&#038;tag=araxdas-20</p>
<p>If you still want to get the MacBook Air 11, you may find a good price for it here</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC969LL-11-6-Inch-VERSION/dp/B005CWIRPG/ref=sr_1_4?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&#038;s=pc&#038;ie=UTF8&#038;qid=1312884122&#038;sr=1-4&#038;tag=araxdas-20
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can a Macbook air 13 inch run two monitors at 1920x1080?<br />
I am considering buying one, but only if it will output it's display to my two 22 inch 1920x1080 monitors..</p>
<p>Any way I can do this?</p>
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				Yes with additional software/hardware such as</p>
<p>http://www.displaylink.com/support/mac_downloads.php
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Would the new mid-summer 2011 MacBook Air (13 inch) be okay for music recording?<br />
I will eventually upgrade to logic express. I saw some videos on YouTube that showed this computer as being pretty darn fast. I need to know if this would be good for recording music, because if it's not recommended I will probably wait for the MacBook Pro refresh and buy a 13 inch MBP.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				It has enough RAM and CPU speed for recording. I was able to run Logic fine on 4GB RAM with a 2.6 GHz Core 2 Duo on my Mac Mini. The Core i5 is faster on the Air.</p>
<p>The 128GB drive may get filled up once you approach an album's worth of material. So you'd have to transfer stuff to an external drive at some point, upgrade the drive, or record onto an external drive. </p>
<p>There is only USB 2.0 and Thunderbolt on the Air, so you can't natively use Firewire audio interfaces. If you need a USB 2.0 interface, look into the Saffire 6 USB on the low end, and Apogee Duet 2 on the high end. </p>
<p>So the Air will record very well. The only reason to get the MBP is you can upgrade to 8GB RAM and get more internal drive storage. It's a tradeoff between the Air being so light and handy, and the MBP lasting you a little longer.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What the difference between a iMac 21.5 inch Computer and a MacBook Air 13 inch - Aluminum?<br />
Umm i want to buy one but i want someone elses opinion. Could you tell me the spec and stuff</p>
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				Hardware is different nothing else.. like mainboard, screen and other circuitry
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			does my macbook air (13-inch) have an IR sensor?<br />
I'm trying to pair my apple remote with my macbook air 13-inch and it refuses to pair. i checked the battery and everything, went into the prefrences etc. and still nothing. i was just wondering if my computer is even compatible with the apple remote. does the 13-ich have an IR sensor?</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What's difference between MacBook Air 13 inch - Aluminum, MacBook Pro 13 inch - Aluminum, Apple MacBook 13 in.?<br />
what makes one better than the other basically? is it just the size or is there more to it?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Macbook and Macbook Pro are fairly similar. The Pro is slightly better with things like better graphics.<br />
The difference between them is about equal to the cost difference, not much.</p>
<p>The Air however, is supposed to be an ultra-portable laptop to compliment your desktop, but is in my firm opinion, a complete lemon. The Air has no cd drive, and a single usb port. This means that if you want to use a wired network, you need a usb adapter, and if you want more than 1 usb device you need a usb hub. It's VERY expensive, slow, has low ram, low battery life, and low HDD capacity...</p>
<p>I could go on forever, but you get the point... I don't like it.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What should i get? A macbook air 13" or a PS3?<br />
well, my birthday is coming up and i was wondering what i should get. i got two options. surely they dont compare in price. One is about 00 and the other one is 0. im sure i would use the macbook air for school, but i also need an entertainment system. i have never had one before. so please help me make a decision.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Ps3 If u never had a system before, u gotta have 1
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Would you rather have a 11 inch macbook air or a 13.3 inch macbook.?<br />
they coast the same. the only difference between them is that the macbook 13.3 has a longer battery life, bigger hard drive, bigger screen and is a lot thicker then the 11 inch macbook air. would people really get the air just because its thinner.</p>
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				I would rather have a 15 inch Microsoft PC, actually.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			will a 13,3" macbook air fit in a marc jacobs 13" computer sleeve?<br />
I am looking at a Marc Jacobs computer sleeve for my new laptop, but it is only 13" and my macbook air is 13,3", so my question is, does anyone know if it would fit alright?</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook Air ????????<br />
MacBook air 13"<br />
1.86Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo<br />
4GB 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM<br />
128 Go stockage flash</p>
<p>Will this computer lag at applications like iMovie , iPhoto etc.<br />
Will this comp. lag at all ?????????????</p>
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				not much at all unless you have too many apps running at the same time
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			should i get the macbook pro 13 inch or the macbook air?<br />
the macbook 13 13 inch is 99 and the air starts at 99. should i just pay the additional 0 or save 0??</p>
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				13 inch aluminum MacBook Pro (99):<br />
Weight: 4.5 pounds<br />
Thickness: .95 inches<br />
Processor: 2.26GHz, dual-core<br />
Harddrive: 160GB<br />
RAM: 2GB</p>
<p>MacBook Air (99)<br />
Weight: 3.0 pounds<br />
Thickness: .76 inches<br />
Processor: 1.86GHz, dual-core<br />
Harddrive: 120GB<br />
RAM: 2GB</p>
<p>In addition, the MacBook Air does _not_ have any sort of optical drive (CD drive), while the MacBook comes with a DVD/CD burner.<br />
Unless the extra 1.5 pounds is a big deal with you, go with the 13 inch MacBook Pro.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			If I have an iMac 24 inch should I get the MacBook air or the 13" MacBook pro?<br />
Since I already have a desktop I wanted a portable laptop but stil is powerful enough for use on the go.  Is the MacBook air powerful enough?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The MacBook Air is powerful enough, it comes with 2GB of memory and a 120GB hard drive. Although, it only has a 1.86 GHz processor, which is quite slow compared to the 2.26 GHz the Macbook pro has (a quite noticeable difference in the speed opening and closing apps, starting up and shutting down). </p>
<p>The MacBook Air also has no CD drive, you have to plug one in, but most of all, it is £250 more expensive than the MacBook pro and when you compare the specs the choice is clear. I would choose the Pro any day, its cheaper, faster, more powerful and for the same price you can have more or less double the spec of the Air. </p>
<p>So, if you have the money to throw around and you really love the thinness of the Air then go for it, its still a very good machine! But if you want proper speed, a cheaper price, a 7 hour battery and a CD drive, go for the Pro =]
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where are some places to get a cheap 11 inch MacBook air or 13 inch MacBook pro?<br />
I have been wanting a MacBook air or pro but my mom is worried about the price, so where are some places to get them for cheap prices? I would want the air only cause it doesn't cost as much as the pro but the only downside bout the air is that is doesn't have a DVD drive...please answer!! Thanks! <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' />  <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif' alt=':D' class='wp-smiley' />  <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif' alt=';)' class='wp-smiley' />  ;D :3</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			The new and cheaper macbook air or the 13 inch macbook pro?<br />
I need a new Laptop and I would really want to go mac. Which one should I pick do you with the new air is to much like a netbook?</p>
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				if it was me i would go for pro ~ air is not a everyday computer!!!<br />
unless you have the money to afford both ... one for convenience and the other for when you're at office etc ...<br />
pro has much better specs which are more worth while like storage compared the little amount of 64GB on air which is practically nothing ~ if you think about it, the iTouch/iPhone can have the maximum of that memory!<br />
you would then buy more technical accessories for the air like USB drive, portable hard drive, so not only are you carrying the mac with you, you're carrying around fiddly things as well<br />
to be honest, the mac book pro isnt too hard to carry around anyway so its just looking at the technical specification
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How powerful will new MacBook Air (13") be?<br />
Powerful enough to take fairly heavy abuse from Logic Pro + a midi controller?</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I get the new 11" Macbook air or a 13" Macbook pro?<br />
I am planning on using it mostly for school purposes so I will be running programs like Microsoft Word and Photoshop.<br />
The only thing holding me back on getting the 11" air is the screen size, because I plan on editing pictures and videos on it. I figure the extra 2" would help.<br />
does the 11" air have a screen big enough for photo/video editing? Or should I just go with the 13" pro?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I will strongly recommend you Apple MacBook Pro MC700LL/A 13.3-Inch Laptop. The graphics are so clear, it is so fast and so light weight to carry anywhere While buying Macbook air you have to sacrifice memory as it has less hard drive. You can check this out at </p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC700LL-13-3-Inch-Laptop/dp/B002QQ8H8I/ref=sr_1_1?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&#038;s=pc&#038;ie=UTF8&#038;qid=1310159242&#038;sr=1-1&#038;tag=arskas-20</p>
<p>Read this opinion from an actual user, and you'll know why I recommend this laptop</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/review/R3HWVXHTEIV8DI/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&#038;ASIN=B002QQ8H8I&#038;nodeID=&#038;linkCode=&#038;tag=arskas-20</p>
<p>If you still want to get the 11" Macbook air, you may find a good price for it here</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC969LL-11-6-Inch-VERSION/dp/B005CWIRPG/ref=sr_1_4?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&#038;s=pc&#038;ie=UTF8&#038;qid=1311704753&#038;sr=1-4&#038;tag=arskas-20
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			The new Macbook Air 13 inch vs. the Macbook Pro. Which one is better?<br />
Thanks!<br />
I ask because the Macbook Air 13 inch is more expensive than the Macbook Pro 13 inch. So it makes me assume it's better!</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook Air 13" Question ...?<br />
MacBook air 13" display</p>
<p>1.86GHz Intel Core 2 Duo<br />
4GB 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM<br />
128 Go de stockage flash</p>
<p>Does this macbook air lag when using iMovie ??<br />
Thanks Will Burgess ! I cant rate i'm still lv1 <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif' alt=':D' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			HP Envy 14.5" V.S. Macbook Air 13"?<br />
HP Envy or Macbook Air 13"?<br />
Compare them... Pros/Cons, Battery Life, CD Drives, Processor, Graphics cards, etc<br />
Chart/ table or something would be nice(NOT necessary <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif' alt=':D' class='wp-smiley' /> ).<br />
I would buy an SSD or something separately if necessary.</p>
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				I'd go with the HP Envy.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Pro 13" or Macbook Air 13" - READ FIRST?<br />
i have a option to buy one of these - </p>
<p>option 1 - Macbook Pro 13" 2011<br />
                             - 13.3-inch LED-backlit glossy widescreen display<br />
                             - 4GB RAM<br />
                             - 320GB hardrive</p>
<p>or for the same price - </p>
<p>Macbook Air 13" 2010 ?<br />
                               - 13.3-inch glossy widescreen display<br />
                                - 2GB RAM<br />
                                - 128GB flash Memory</p>
<p>i am gonna use the macbook a lot, so i dont know which one to pick, the air is released in 2009 where as pro was released in 2011. please help .</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I will strongly recommend you to buy Apple MacBook Pro and this will be best for all kind of stuff.While buying Macbook air you have to sacrifice memory as it has less hard drive and no CD/DVD drive. Read this opinion from an actual user, and you'll know why I recommend this laptop</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/review/RP9CEUZXRAMCC/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&#038;ASIN=B002QQ8H8I&#038;nodeID=&#038;linkCode=&#038;tag=araxdas-20</p>
<p>And I've checked different places, here is the best price I can find for this laptop</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC700LL-13-3-Inch-Laptop/dp/B002QQ8H8I/ref=sr_1_1?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&#038;s=pc&#038;ie=UTF8&#038;qid=1310159242&#038;sr=1-1&#038;tag=araxdas-20</p>
<p>If you still want to get the MacBook Air, you may find a good price for it here</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC503LL-13-3-Inch-Laptop/dp/B0047DVVZO/ref=sr_1_28?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&#038;s=pc&#038;ie=UTF8&#038;qid=1313144280&#038;sr=1-28&#038;tag=araxdas-20
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Air 13" (Late 2010) Gaming?<br />
Sooo, I've decided to purchase a Macbook Air 13" in the following weeks to come (yes I have done my share of hours researching and asking questions to make sure it will be the right laptop/notebook for me) and I know it's not a gaming computer but does anyone know if the Macbook Air 13" could play the following games? </p>
<p>-Amnesia: The Dark Descent<br />
-The Orange Box<br />
-Call of Duty 4<br />
-Left 4 Dead 2<br />
-The Sims 3</p>
<p>Oh! and the specs for the Macbook Air I plan to get are: </p>
<p>    1.86GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor<br />
    4GB memory<br />
    128GB flash storage<br />
    NVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics</p>
<p>Thanks in advance for your answers!! <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-320M.28701.0.html</p>

<p>scroll to the bottom and it shows a list of games that are playable on it and at what fps they run on which settings. at the top of the page it gives a gaming review and brief description about the card and how it works
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook Air?? 13 year old?<br />
Hi im 13<br />
i was looking at the<br />
MacBook Air.</p>
<p>i lik it becuz its small</p>
<p>my mom said she was gona buy me a laptop<br />
for high school</p>
<p>what are the pros and cons abou it??</p>
<p>I need info</p>
<p>THNKZ YOU SO MUCH!!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				A Macbook air is quite expensive! Also, the macbook air is designed to be a small portable notebook. If you really need something so light and small Its the best. It also runs on Mac software which is the most simple, stable OS out there. But, by it being so small it sacrifices many things.<br />
1. Less battery: It does have a very small battery and therefore a small battery life.<br />
2. Less memory. If you plan on having a lot of applications, documents, and media its not a good choice.<br />
3. Less speed. It has less speed than other mac notebooks.<br />
I personally recommend a macbook pro. I am also a Freshman and I have been using a macbook pro for a while now and it works really great for me!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Air 13 inch or Macbook Pro?<br />
Ok so I have been contemplating between these two machines for quite some time now. I finally have the money and really want a new macbook but cant decide between the two. I hear the macbook airs are going to be upgraded with new sandybridge processors so that may be a major turning point.</p>
<p>I do not need a cd drive as I have used the one on my old white macbook twice since I bought it so that is not a big selling point for me. I also have no need for huge processing power or memory just more than what I have now. I was very attracted to the macbook air 13 in the store and was taken back by its thinness and style. It was also quick and seemed perfect for me. What do you guys think? I know a lot of you guys will say the pro but be honest none the less</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Well I would get the Pro, just because it does seem like a better deal, in my opinion. If you want something that's more portable and you're just going to be using it casually, then Air's the way to go:)<br />
I personally have the latest imac and love it!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Pro 13" or Macbook Air 13"?<br />
I'm a 15 year old boy and this cristmas im getting one those macbooks. So im thinking to pick between </p>
<p>Macbook Air 13" ,1.86GHz, 4GB Ram , 128 GB SSD<br />
or<br />
Macbook Pro 13", 2.4GHz, 4GB Ram , 250 GB HDD</p>
<p>So i'm going to use it for Iternet , Facebook , mail etc.<br />
Sometimes for some PowerPoint Presentations for school<br />
and rarely video editing for school ... (about 5-10 minutes movies)</p>
<p>and im going to use it for photo editing and video editing with iPhoto and iMove for fun (maximum let's say about 20 minutes movies)</p>
<p>Can i do these with the macbook air or should i go for the pro </p>
<p>The SuperDrive isnt an issue.<br />
Money isnt an issue.<br />
Can i do these with the macbook air becouse i need portability and the air is a perfect choise for me if it can do light video and photo editing</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				For your needs -- Internet use, PowerPoint and occasional, basic video editing -- either a 11" MacBook Air or a 13" MacBook Pro with 4 GB of RAM would work well. In general, if size and weight are most important, get a MacBook Air (and it sounds like this is most important to you). However, if expansion (and an internal optical drive) is more important, get a 13" MacBook Pro.</p>
<p>For more details, an in-depth comparison of the 11" and 13" MacBook Air and 13" MacBook Pro (as well as the entry-level MacBook) also can be useful:<br />

http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook-air/macbook-air-faq/differences-between-macbook-air-late-2010-macbook-macbook-pro-mid-2010.html</p>

<p>For MacBook Air and MacBook Pro performance, specifically, this also can be worthwhile:<br />

http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook-air/macbook-air-faq/macbook-air-late-2010-speed-performance-comparison.html</p>

<p>Hope this helps!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Pro 13", Macbook Air 13"??<br />
I have had my computer for about 5 years now... it is the older version of the macbook .. the black one. The battery is awful now.. lasts about 75% of a movie! It gets so over heated it has actually hurt me! It is slow, freezes up... basically it is getting super old. I even replaced the keyboard, battery, added more ram, and updated the operating system. Yet no improvement.. only slightly! <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif' alt=':(' class='wp-smiley' />  In the fall I will be heading off to art school... and I need a new laptop. I want it to be very portable to take to school with me every day, small and light, but enough power to run illustrator and photoshop (and use a tablet with it), word programs and keep music on it. The main use is for notes, projects, music, regular internet usage.... watching movies and tv... that sort of thing. I would love suggestions on which computer I should get!!! Macbook pro 13" or the Macbook Air 13". Help please!!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I will strongly recommend you Apple MacBook Pro MC700LL/A 13.3-Inch Laptop.Macbook Pro is best for gaming and all kind of stuff due to its high specifications.it is so fast and so light weight to carry anywhere. While buying Macbook air you have to sacrifice memory as it has less hard drive only 64GB. You can check this out at </p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC700LL-13-3-Inch-Laptop/dp/B002QQ8H8I/ref=sr_1_1?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&#038;s=pc&#038;ie=UTF8&#038;qid=1310159242&#038;sr=1-1&#038;tag=arskas-20</p>
<p>Read this opinion from an actual user, and you'll know why I recommend this laptop</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/review/ROFDNZSC60ZI8/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&#038;ASIN=B002QQ8H8I&#038;nodeID=&#038;linkCode=&#038;tag=arskas-20</p>
<p>If you still want to get the Macbook Air 13", you may find a good price for it here</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC505LL-11-6-Inch-Laptop/dp/B0047DVRQW/ref=sr_1_12?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&#038;s=pc&#038;ie=UTF8&#038;qid=1310159242&#038;sr=1-12&#038;tag=arskas-20
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Which should I buy now? Macbook air 13 or macbook pro 15?<br />
I'm probably going to get both. I say probably because I might be fine with just the macbook air and not need the pro, or I might not want the air after I get the pro. Alright, let's get down to the nitty gritty.</p>
<p>I would want the air for portability, taking notes in class, and I would only use it for mac os x. The pro I would use pretty much as a desktop computer, and I would use windows on it as well as mac os x.</p>
<p>Macbook Air ,538 (off of amazon):<br />
13-inch : 256GB<br />
1.86GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor<br />
2GB memory</p>
<p>Macbook Pro ,789:<br />
15-inch: 500GB<br />
2.4GHz Intel Core i5<br />
4GB memory</p>
<p>I want to want to get the air right now, but I was thinking about the pro because it's just 1 more. I want to know which one will be better to buy in three years, and which will be able to be used in three years. Should I get the macbook pro now, because in three years the air will match it? Or should I get the macbook air now, because I will be using it just for internet, papers, and itunes, and the pro will be awesome in three years?<br />
also, if i got the macbook pro first, i would get the cheaper macbook air with less storage.</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			low-end Macbook Pro 13 or low-end macbook air 13?<br />
Hi, I would like to buy a mac laptop.  And i am considering between a low-end macbook pro 13 and a low end macbook air 13(with a upgraded RAM to 4 GB).<br />
I will be using it as a college student, so basically i think only microsoft office, iwork, emails, itunes, watching videos, skype(video conversation) and surfing nets.<br />
The price difference between these two is not an important factor.<br />
As of now, i would prefer the macbook air.  But I am wondering with that 1.86GHz Core 2 Duo and 4 GB RAM, will it run the things I listed above smoothly without any problem?</p>
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				Just as long as that is the only things you want to run, it will be just fine. That processor was chosen simply due to it being quite power saving compared to the new i3-i5 Intels, and in an ultraportable, that is the single most important feature.</p>
<p>Be warned though, flash memory has a limited lifespan, so don't write to much stuff to your drive to often, store files you swap around a lot on a flash drive or an external hard drive. [1]
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook Air 13" Gaming?<br />
Well, since I am not a computer expert, I would like to ask the lovely Yahoo Community!<br />
I have a 13" MacBook Air with the following spec:</p>
<p>2.13 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo<br />
4 GB RAM<br />
(Pretty much the maximum one on Apple Website)</p>
<p>I have a couple of days off and I would like to do some casual gaming. I was wondering if my laptop can handle these games, and how well it is before I download/buy/subscribe to play.</p>
<p>- WoW<br />
- Dragon Age 2<br />
- Rift</p>
<p>Bonus: Game Recommendation! I like RPG styles!</p>
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				no... no. no no no.... no no no no no no no no..... no. guess what? no</p>
<p>except WoW...World of warcraft would run perfectly but it would not run the other games
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Bought a Macbook Air 13 inch directly from Apple...?<br />
Alright, so I bought a Macbook Air 13 4 GBs ram 128 GB SSD on Christmas. It shipped the 28th and delivered sometime after that. However, I do not feel as if it's living up to its standards and want to return it for a Macbook Pro -> which is getting an update sometime in April (very soon!!). So... will Apple let me exchange it for same price updated Macbook Pro when it comes out? Or should I return it now (the earlier the better). Help!! Thanks =)</p>
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				i would return it as soon as possible because they may not honor it and they may not honor it even now, i would take it the store to see. </p>
<p>But you wont be disappointed with a macbook pro i have one and i love it!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should i get the macbook air 13 inch or macbook pro 17 inch?<br />
Hi, i am looking on ebay for a macbook air 13 inch or macbook pro 17 inch...I don't know what one to get..I am a PC user and want a mac for a laptop just to be free around the house and watch movies in bed with it because i watch a lot of free movies online, and i watch DVD's also when i am in the car going on a long trip. I would also like to and it to friends house and play games on it or connect to their internet if they have it..No really good reason why i want one i just do..So it would be nice if u know something about computers or can do some research for me. I am not lazy, its just i dont know what really is considered ''good'' and ''bad'' abt a macbook. Here is what ill be usin it for. (IM GOING TO BE HONEST!)</p>
<p>Im looking for something...<br />
-Sexy looking<br />
-I can check my E-Mail, Myspace, Youtube, School Work, Surfing the web really..<br />
-Something with a decent amount of space for my music and photos.<br />
-Watching movies on every once in a while..<br />
-Download games and play them.<br />
-Something to ''SHOW OFF'' or something ''DIFFERENT''. </p>
<p>please help me out on this! im am really stuck! Idk what to doooooooooooooooooo!</p>
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				Want something to show off? show off a true powerful machine instead of paying more for lower specs[ and how smart you are 4 doung so]. Read below..</p>
<p>PC=Variety of specs, options, quality, prices, vendors, support<br />
Mac=One vendor, limited options, still more expensive.  Look below for more information..</p>
<p> Today, Macs use a subset of PC hardware. Why spend extra to get the same CPU chips, graphics cards  and OS X isn't as secure as you think..</p>
<p>Don't believe the lies that Macs are better than PCs at graphics/animation..  Dreamworks Animation  http://www.dreamworksanimation.com/ under studio click on Technology of Animation, an independent film maker I know uses PCs, a graphic artist I used to know uses PCs also.</p>
<p>A number of PCs can also run OS X (Mac OS)  http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&#038;q=os+x+on+pc&#038;btnG=Google+Search&#038;aq=0&#038;oq=os+x+on+ as well just that Apple makes it illegal in order to get Market share.. The reason why Mac can run native Windows  is because it is using a subset of PC hardware,</p>
<p>If you decide to buy a Mac for running Windows, you will still have to get the same virus/spyware protection, and run into the same issues as a regular PC.</p>
<p>Now is a Mac worth buying for OS X?</p>
<p>I say:  NO... for the following reasons...</p>
<p>SECURITY<br />
 Mac OS X was hacked in 2006 less than 30 minutes, and within 2 minutes in a contest in 2008, and within 10 seconds in 2009. In 2008, Linux and Vista were not hacked until another day when restrictions were lowered. Vista was next, and then Linux. In 2009 Windows 7 fell shortly after the Mac but Linux was unscathed.<br />
 Macs are standardized with Cameras, if your Mac gets hacked, the hacker can turn on your camera with more ease.<br />
 Please Note: All OS's have vulnerabilities.<br />
http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/security/soa/Mac-OS-X-hacked-under-30-minutes/0,130061744,139241748,00.htm<br />
http://www.infoworld.com/article/08/03/27/Gone-in-2-minutes-Mac-gets-hacked-first-in-contest_1.html<br />
http://www.infoworld.com/article/09/03/19/Researcher_cracks_Mac_in_10_seconds_1.html<br />

http://news.softpedia.com/news/Microsoft-Finds-Irony-in-Mac-OS-X-Getting-Hacked-Before-Vista-SP1-82135.shtml</p>

<p>QUALITY/PROBLEMS<br />
 Contrary to belief, Macs are not better quality. Apple also has been changing suppliers to try to "lower the price" and thus lowering quality. Even with the lower prices, Macs still cost more, they spend a higher percent of budget trying to make it look pretty, and marketing.</p>
<p> Sample of problems: Deleting your Data (Snow Leopard), Overheating Macbooks, OS X- not responding to keyboard, some units with 16bit screens, etc. Apple statistics are misleading since Mac users with problem machines are more likely to go out and buy a new computer than PC users.  Apple is lowering prices which means you can expect lower quality than in the past. Apple had switched the manufacturers producing parts. OS X also has problems slowing down.<br />
http://blogs.zdnet.com/Apple/?p=5006<br />
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13506_3-10020263-17.html<br />
http://www.tuaw.com/2008/08/01/apples-quality-dwindling-my-macbook-pro-sob-story/<br />
http://www.appledefects.com/<br />
http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/os-x-operating-system/107748-mac-os-leopard-running-slow.html<br />

http://cybernetnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/reliable-laptops.jpg</p>

<p> Repairs are more expensive than PCs since the IMac, Mac Mini are compact units, and Apple charges a premium for their services. Some repairs can be done by another repair service but the compact design of the computer causes problems.<br />
 With an IMac, if the problem is with the monitor, the whole computer would have to be brought in.<br />
 IMac and Mac mini lack expansion.</p>
<p> VIRUSES<br />
 Mac OS X has viruses (and significantly on the rise), a friend of mine has a virused Mac. As more users use Macs, more viruses will come out for it. Especially when users think "they are safe".<br />
http://infosecurity.us/?p=4005<br />
http://blogs.chron.com/techblog/archives/2008/07/malware_authors_take_aim_at_growing_number_of_1.html<br />

http://www.macsimumnews.com/index.php/archive/poll_have_you_noticed_an_increase_in_malware_viruses_etc_on_your_mac/</p>

<p>ADVANTAGES WINDOWS :<br />
Aprox 90% of the market is Windows and most PCs have windows already pre-installed.<br />
1) Some websites require Internet Explorer, to run IE on Mac you really get ies4osx which is the Windows version of IE running really buggy and illegal if you don't have a legitimate copy of Windows.<br />
 2)  Supports more devices (printers and other things you hook into the computer).<br />
3) More business software/games<br />
4) Want the dock on OS X (Mac)? google/yahoo rocketdock, objectdoc.<br />
5) Used by businesses.</p>
<p> ADVANTAGES LINUX :<br />
1) FREE (most versions are)<br />
2) Install software by either 1) Synaptic Package Manager,  2) Add/Remove   3) Opening a .deb or .rpm file (depending on distribution)<br />
2) Like the Mac OS X effects? go yahoo/google COMPIZ FUSION which can do any cool effect a Mac can do and many ore....<br />
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4Fbk52Mk1w<br />
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3gkX9HDfEE  (there is no flickering when you use it like on the video, not sure why the person has the flicker)<br />
 3)  Mac OS X Doc? google/yahoo Avant Window Navigator.Cairo Dock, http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3rf5q_cairo-dock-mac-os-x-leopard-dock-on_tech<br />
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0hzi22g2DE<br />
4) It is FASTER/MORE SECURE to surf on the internet<br />
5) Some Windows programs work with Wnehq/Crossover (also avail on Mac, but why pay $$$)</p>
<p>Instructions how to download, burn and boot  http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/use-ubuntu-live-cd-to-backup-files-from-your-dead-windows-computer/<br />
 Dual Boot Instructions http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_windows_xp_and_linux_xp_installed_first.htm</p>
<p>PRICE<br />
 A similar equipped PC is much cheaper to purchase than Mac. Lets use Dell (but you can compare with another PC Brand if you like)</p>
<p>**(LAPTOP)<br />
Dell Inspiron Laptop Price  Starting:   0        Ending Opt A:  4      Ending Opt B: 4<br />
15" Screen (SAME)<br />
CPU: (upgrade to) 2.53GHz Intel Core 2 Duo (SAME)<br />
Graphics: OPT A: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X4500HD  (WORSE) Benchmark: 1243 http://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-Graphics-Media-Accelerator-4500MHD-GMA-X4500MHD.9883.0.html<br />
           OPT B: 256MB ATI Mobility Radeon HD4330          (BETTER) Benchmark: 4969 http://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-ATI-Mobility-Radeon-HD-4330.13973.0.html<br />
 Memory: 4GB 1033GHZ DDR3 SDRAM (SAME)<br />
CD DRIVE: 8X CD/DVD-RW<br />
Hard Drive: (upgrade to) 500GB Serial ATA Drive @ 5400 rpm (SAME)<br />
Battery Life: (upgrade to) up to 8 hours (BETTER)<br />

http://configure.us.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?c=us&#038;cs=19&#038;l=en&#038;oc=DNDWZA3&#038;s=dhs&#038;fb=1</p>

<p>Macbook Pro Price  Starting:   00        Ending Opt A:  50<br />
15" Screen (SAME)<br />
CPU:  2.53GHz Intel Core 2 Duo (SAME)<br />
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 9400M integrated graphics     Benchmark: 3263  http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-9400M-G.11949.0.html<br />
 Memory: 4GB 1033GHZ DDR3 SDRAM (SAME)<br />
CD DRIVE: 8X CD/DVD-RW<br />
Hard Drive: (upgrade to) 500GB Serial ATA Drive @ 5400 rpm (SAME)<br />
Battery Life: up to 7 hours (WORSE)<br />

http://store.apple.com/us/configure/MC118LL/A?mco=MTM3NDcyODk</p>

<p>**(DESKTOP)</p>
<p>PLEASE NOTE: I compare Apple Mac's vs Dells best deal. If you really want an all-in one the Dell all-in-one has more ram, wireless keyboard and mouse and equivalent to 0 for free making the Imac still more expensive when you matching specs. Personally I don't think the All-in-Ones are a good choice, and consider them overpriced, lack expandability and repairs both more expensive and require the entire computer.</p>
<p>PS: Apple knows that they need to make Macintosh look different than PC so all Macs except the Mac Pro will not have a tower option. Apple's low end lacks expandability but it makes the Mac "look different", if Mac had a tower for low-end, more people would realize the similarities between the two.</p>
<p>Dell XPS8000:  (18)<br />
CPU: I-7 2.8GHZ (SUPERIOR ) RANK 12= http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_lookup.php?cpu=Intel+Core+i7+860+%40+2.80GHz<br />
 SCREEN: (Upgrade to) 21.5inch Screen<br />
MEMORY: 6GB Ram DDR3 Dual Channel 1033GHZ (MORE)<br />
HARD DRIVE: 640 GB (LARGER, FASTER)<br />
OPTICAL DRIVE: 16x DVD/CD Read/Writer (FASTER)<br />
GRAPHICS: ATI Radeon 4350HD 512MB  (SUPERIOR)<br />

http://configure.us.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?oc=dxdzkv1&#038;c=us&#038;l=en&#038;s=dhs&#038;cs=19&#038;m_2=SXI7860&#038;mo=2~SXI7860&#038;kc=studio-xps-8000</p>

<p>The Mac Mini since it has no monitor, keyboard, mouse, very skimpy on options and setup and is not the best deal... The IMac is better price than the Mac Mini.</p>
<p>IMac (00)<br />
CPU: 3.06 GHZ DUAL (2 Processor) CORE (MUCH SLOWER) http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_lookup.php?cpu=Intel+Core2+Duo+E8435+%40+3.06GHz<br />
 SCREEN: 21.5inch Screen<br />
MEMORY:  4GB Ram (LESS)<br />
HARD DRIVE: 500 GB hard Drive (SMALLER, SLOWER)<br />
OPTICAL DRIVE: 8x DVD Reader/Writer<br />
GRAPHICS: Nvidia Geforce 9400M  (WORSE)<br />

http://store.apple.com/us/configure/MB950LL/A?mco=MTM3NDc2NDc</p>

<p>ILife Equivalents<br />
http://www.jakeludington.com/ask_jake/20070830_ilife_for_windows.html<br />

http://www.xsellize.com/showthread.php?t=20518</p>

<p>FREE Windows Stuff<br />
http://www.comodo.com/products/free_products.html<br />
http://www.iobit.com/<br />
http://www.ccleaner.com/<br />
 ANTI-VIRUS<br />
   Avira Antivir (FREE) rated best detection/2009 (Free version=no realtime protection) and here http://www.freewaregenius.com/2009/04/07/the-best-free-antivirus-a-comparison/<br />

http://www.free-av.com/</p>

<p>Avast (Free- Click under Free Software and download Avast Home Edition) http://www.avast.com/</p>
<p>ANTI-MALWARE<br />
    Malware Bytes-(Free version=no realtime protection).<br />
    http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware/3000-8022_4-10804572.html?tag=mncol<br />
    Super Anti-Spyware (FREE)<br />

http://download.cnet.com/SuperAntiSpyware-Free-Edition/3000-8022_4-10523889.html?tag=mncol</p>

<p>LINUX INFO:<br />
http://distrowatch.com/<br />
http://polishlinux.org/<br />

http://www.desktoplinux.com/

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			Where can i find a cheap macbook air 13.3?<br />
hello i want a used macbook air for under 600$ help please</p>
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				Might not be extremely cheap, but I'd try the refurbished section of the Apple store online.  Refurbished is pretty much just as good as new and they are sold at a discount.
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			Would you buy a Apple Macbook Air 13" that has a issue with screen that stays white for 0-0?<br />
I want to know if you would buy a Apple Macbook Air 13" that has a issue with the screen. When you turn it on it just stays white...The specs are 1.6ghz core 2 duo, 64gb ssd, 13" led screen, and backlit keyboard. All this for 0-0 but it has problems..I am buying it from someone on ebay and I am assuming the White screen is fixable right?? If so how do I do it and is it worth taking the risk buying the macbook air "AS IS" condition?..Thank you..</p>
<p>** I need to know by today..</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook air 13" vs MacBook pro?Read details. please help !?<br />
I need the laptop for school creating powerpoints and different types of cool presentations. Can it play CDs and DVDs. Animations for making good presentations. Making videos. Microsoft publisher or publisher like app? Is there something important which the MacBook air can't do?  Or something which both of them can't do?</p>
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				See it your self...</p>
<p>http://www.9to5mac.com/32135/macbook-air-vs-macbook-pro-benchmarks/screen-shot-2010-10-25-at-1-35-32-pm/</p>
<p>I have a few that I would recommend and they have great price tags:</p>
<p>Apple MacBook Pro MC700LL/A 13.3-Inch Laptop<br />
*13.3-inch LED-backlit glossy widescreen display with edge-to-edge, uninterrupted glass (1280 x 800-pixel resolution).<br />
*2.3 GHz Intel Core i5 dual-core processor ("Sandy Bridge") with 3 MB shared L3 cache for excellent multitasking.<br />
*Intel HD Graphics 3000 with 384 MB of DDR3 SDRAM shared with main memory.<br />
*320 GB Serial ATA hard drive (5400 RPM)<br />
*4 GB installed RAM (1333 MHz DDR3; supports up to 8 GB)<br />
*8x slot-loading SuperDrive with double-layer DVD support (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW)<br />
*Built-in FaceTime HD camera for video chatting<br />
*Wi-Fi wireless networking (based on 802.11n specification; 802.11a/b/g compatible)<br />
*Gigabit Ethernet wired networking (10/100/1000)<br />
*Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR (Enhanced Data Rate) for connecting with peripherals such as keyboards, mice and cell phones<br />
*Two USB 2.0 ports, one FireWire 800 port<br />
*SDXC card slot<br />
*Thunderbolt port with native Mini DisplayPort output plus support for DVI, VGA, dual-link DVI, and HDMI (requires adapters, sold separately)<br />
*Multi-Touch trackpad for precise cursor control with support for inertial scrolling, pinch, rotate, swipe, three-finger swipe, four-finger swipe, tap, double-tap, and drag capabilities<br />
*Full-size backlit keyboard<br />
*Stereo speakers with subwoofers<br />
*Dimensions: 12.78 x 8.94 x 0.95 inches (WxDxH)<br />
*Weight: 4.5 pounds<br />
*Up to 7 hours of battery life<br />
*Meets Energy Star 5.0 requirements<br />
*Rated EPEAT Gold</p>
<p>See this...<br />

http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC700LL-13-3-Inch-Laptop/dp/B002QQ8H8I/?tag=sdhrhiaiaa1-20

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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is Better to Buy: The Nikon D7000 or the Macbook Air 13 inch?<br />
I am a hobbyist. 12 years Old and Confused on buying the D7000 and the new macbook air 13 inch from apple! I already have a Nikon D3100 but I am not contented with its features and I am sad because my D3100 doesn't have a built -in autofocusing motor. And lenses that I buy are Manual Focus because they are cheap! Help me please I need answer As Soon as Possible. Thank You! </p>
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			Which screen is better, Macbook Air or Macbook Pro 13"? I have bad eyes and need the best screen?<br />
Thanks for anyone who replies or reads this questions. </p>
<p>I'm grateful for anything.</p>
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				I would definitely say Macbook Pro, the screen is pretty substantial in size and should be the best for bad eyes <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> 
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should i get the 11 inch macbook air or get the 13 inch regular macbook?<br />
There both practically similar and coast the same. its just that the air has no optical drive and a smaller hard drive. but on the plus side it is a faster solid state drive. and for some reason something just draws me to the 11 mac book air.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Don't get an apple get a Toshiba.toshibas are always very fairly and well priced. Toshiba created the first laptop and led the industry all the way, that is why their slogan is "leading innovation". check out toshibadirect.com if you fill out what type of laptop you want it will find the right one for you. Toshiba's laptops are way better than alienware, asus, or apple. everyone says how apples are better than pc's but its not true, pc's can do anything a mac can do and better for a lower price.
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</ul>
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<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What should I get ? the new MacBook Air 13" or MacBook Pro "15?<br />
I'm a college student, I watch a lot of movies and like to use my laptop for a long period of time without recharging, What do you guys think is better ?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I would suggest to buy MacBook Pro 15-inch 2.66GHz<br />
2.66GHz Intel Core i7<br />
500GB Serial ATA; 5400 rpm, 8x DVD/CD SuperDrive, 4GB DDR3 RAM<br />
15.4 inch LED-backlit display, 1440-by-900 resolution<br />
Intel HD Graphics and NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M with automatic graphics switching and 512 MB dedicated graphics memory<br />
Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard Operating System
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How does the new 13" Macbook Air with its 1.7Ghz i5 processor compare to my 2.13Ghz Intel Core Duo macbook?<br />
I mean, the Air has SSD which speeds things up. Mostly, I want to know if the Air will handle applications like iMovie and iPhoto as good as my older macbook does????</p>
<p>Your answer is much appreciated.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Which to buy and reason why? Macbook Pro 13 inch or the Macbook Air 13 inch (2011 verson)?</p>
<p>It's for college. I am a bio major. I need something to last 4/5 years. </p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				MacBook = Overpriced ripoff unless you are a video editor</p>
<p>You are far better off buying a Core i7 Windows 7 laptop for around 00 that will blow both of those away for less, and run a LOT more software
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is the screen on the new 13" MacBook Air that much better than the one on the newest 13" MacBook Pro?<br />
I am torn between the two machines, and seeing as how they are pretty close to each other in performance it is essentially going to come down to the display for me.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				You would want to get the Pro for more productivity.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where can I find a case for my new 13 inch Macbook Air?<br />
I'm talking about the model number MC505LL/A and the type of case I'm looking for is one that opens like a book and NOT the sleeve or carrier bag.<br />
Also, preferably a soft case and not a hard one.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				You can go to www.newegg.com and browse their website for want you want. www.amazon.com should have something too, and if you find something on newegg.com, check the price on amazon.com. Also, www.buy.com, and www.tigerdirect.com are good sites.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can I upgrade my 2gb Macbook Air 13" to 4gb myself?<br />
its a 2010....it has 2gb of 1066mhz ddr3 sdram</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				No. The RAM in the "Late 2010" MacBook Air models only can be upgraded at the time of purchase.</p>
<p>Additional details may also be of interest:<br />

http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook-air/macbook-air-faq/macbook-air-processor-ram-limitations-superdrive-capabilities.html#ram</p>

<p>Hope this helps!
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What should I get the 9 MacBook White 13" or the 9 MacBook Air 11"?<br />
I want to switchover from my Dell Inspiron mini 10 to a Mac. I will be using the laptop for school work and for browsing the web.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The White Macbook is a far superior laptop for your money. Only choose the Macbook Air if you are interested in trying to look cool. It is a slow, underpowered poor excuse for a laptop.<br />
Though i do agree, if you can afford it the Macbook Pro is a laptop that will last for a lot longer that the standard Macbook in terms of needing to upgrade in the future.</p>
<p>Hope this helps <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif' alt=':D' class='wp-smiley' /> 
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</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			I want to buy a macbook air computer but i'm scared that the sites wont work..... HELP!!?<br />
I want to buy a macbook air (13'') computer and I would like to have your opinion :</p>
<p>1- Is it worth buying ?<br />
2-Is every site going to work when im using it ?<br />
3-does it have all the software and is it easy to use and to install?<br />
4- could you please tell me the good and bad things of this computer</p>
<p>thanks in advance</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				1. No<br />
2. That varies between web browser, but I'll say yes.<br />
3. Depends on what "all" software means, It will come with iWork and iLife pre-installed. MS Office must be bought separate. Macs are supposed to be easy to use.<br />
4. Good personally, nothing. Bad, way over priced.</p>
<p>If you're serious about getting a Mac, why not get a standard MacBook? I've been hearing the new Air is loaded with issues.</p>
<p>http://www.cultofmac.com/video-problems-reported-by-early-macbook-air-adopters/67078
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		<description><![CDATA[Nowadays, the competition in every field has been becoming more and heavier.To survive in this heavy competition field, we much need a well designed laptop.There does not doubt in my mind that the new Apple Macbook is one of the best laptops in the market right now.Upon release, I began to scout the internet for [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Nowadays, the competition in every field has been becoming more and heavier.To survive in this heavy competition field, we much need a well designed laptop.There does not doubt in my mind that the new Apple Macbook is one of the best laptops in the market right now.Upon release, I began to scout the internet for some great cheap Macbook deals.When it comes to pricing, this is so much cost.To protect these costliest laptops, we must need excellent Macbook cover.I will first discuss on how to spot one you.This applied to anything that you may want to purchase online.</p>
<p> We need to consider many things while purchasing a Macbook cover. To say you frankly, I do not know where to purchase these laptop covers.Again, I started to search in the internet.After some research, I discovered a way to offer great quality clear protective covers that did not cost much to manufacture.And I discovered other companies often add marketing spin to try and convenience you the protective material, they use worth than it really is.I was not buying it,and I was convinced I could do a better design,changing good people a lot less money for it.</p>
<p> Most of these Macbook covers available online retail for between $10 to and $30. If you choose to go to the custom route, having your own image turned into a skin will like run on the higher end of that range,with exact pricing varying by company. There are many websites in inter offers best Macbook cover that can be removed and reused, though for this design flexibility, you will pay a slightly higher price as well.</p>
<p> If you are considering purchasing a skin for your Macbook, check out the designs available online through the different sites out there. If you cannot find one that fits what design you are looking for, check for sites that allow you to submit your own design or picture to be turned into a skin.Then, once you decide how committed you are to the design you have chosen, make sure your skin is reusable if you decide this is an option you would like. The possibilities for personalization are endless and can keep your Macbook safe at the same time.</p>
<div id="FAQ-Q_A">
<h3>Frequently Asked Questions</h3>
<ol>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook covers?<br />
So my parents and i had a deal if i got half the money for the macbook they would come up with the other half. I made the 500$ and now that im going to get the mac book tommorow i need a case for it. Where can i get one?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				go to http://www.google.com just left click this link<br />
in search box type macbook+covers<br />
enter<br />
magic comes - check web pages - tons of them<br />
enjoy yr new macbook
			</p>
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			macbook covers?? ?<br />
i've had my mac a little over a year and a piece of the cover has broken off (just under the mousepad)</p>
<p>is there any type of cover i can buy to replace this? i've tried searching on the internet and all i can find are cover stickers to cover the apple logo on the back of the screen<br />
yeah the hard covers is what i'm after... where can i buy them from online or stores in the uk?</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
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<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			is there a macbook cover that covers the entire macbook?<br />
okay i am getting the macbook hard case for the front and back, and also the silicone one for the keybord. but is there one that covers the entire face plate? the sides and all the handrest ect? these cracks have shown up at the edge of my macbook, and scratches also. it looks like shit and i would like to protect it from further harm, its my child lol. just give me a link plz</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				yes there is go to apple.com and click store and you will see some
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Are there still Hard yellow covers available for the Macbook 13"?<br />
I have been searching for a yellow hard cover for my Macbook (the original not pro or air) but have only found a pink, black, red, and clear. I know they used to offer all sorts of colors like blue and purple, but cannot find them anywhere. Where could they be bought?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Try this may be suitable 1 for u...<br />

http://www.ecrater.com/product.php?pid=5591658

			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where can I buy Macbook 13 inch Design/snap on covers?<br />
I could do that myself, except for the fact that I am looking for things that cover the insides of the Macbook too if possible.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Try to find websites that use your computer ISP to locate you and present stores and companies in your city or your area.</p>
<p>Here is one<br />

http://westislandlife.com/look</p>

<p>Take notes of the prices you find there.</p>
<p>Then you may try ebay or craigslist
			</p>
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</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Does anyone know that my Macbook AppleCare coverage covers battery replacements?<br />
Meaning if my battery died sooner than expected, will the people at Apple provide me a new battery at no costs?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				AppleCare does not cover batteries!  I had to discover this fact by going through the experience myself!</p>
<p>In fact, by not covering batteries, Apple basically forces you to buy a new battery from them every 8-14 months - and this is how they make money - just like printer manufacturers make more money selling ink cartridges than the printer themselves.</p>
<p>I got a brand new C.E. Certified battery for my macbook from batteryhippo.com for  and this was way cheaper than what apple was asking me for it!  Plus this was a higher capacity battery as opposed to the standard capacity battery from Apple!</p>
<p>You can find the link for the macbook battery from BatteryHippo at:<br />

http://www.batteryhippo.com/products/Apple-Macbook-13%22-Series-A1185-(High-Capacity).html</p>

<p>Bottomline: AppleCare does not cover batteries, and never buy a battery from Apple unless you like to be ripped off.
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</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Do Apple stores sell macbook rubber keyboard covers?<br />
Do Apple stores sell macbook rubber keyboard covers? I didn't think they would but I saw someone who had it >< Too bad I didn't get the chance to ask her where she got it :( I really want one...</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Question about MacBook covers?<br />
I bought one online and now I have to return it b/c it doesn't fit. I just bought my Mac, so its the newest one. It's just a MacBook, 13 inch, widescreen. I bought a 13 inch cover, and it didn't fit. It didn't line up with the USB and everything else on the side. Is there something special for the new Mac?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Yah most of the ones online especially for the 13 inch are for the older versions. I got screwed out one time too, because i had the older version of the white macbook and then they came out with a newer one. But anyway, try going to the apple store. And you can always reselll the case that you got online!! Good luck
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</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook owners. Are those MacBook covers a good idea?<br />
I know their intentions are great.  Prevents any scratches, if you drop it the cover will absorb some of the impact, for those who own a black MacBook like myself, less fingerprints, and so on and so forth.  But since it will wrap around the whole laptop, it'll obviously cover the battery part and we are all aware of batteries overheating.  Are the covers going to make it worse or does it even have an effect on it??  Thanks in advance for the help!</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				If you go with a reputable brand such as one they sell at Apple stores, you should be fine. I use an incase one and have not had any problems.
			</p>
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</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where can I find cheap MacBook 13" covers online?<br />
I don't want to buy them from the Apple store, as they are a bit expensive. Any other websites where I can buy them for a little less money?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />

http://www.speckproducts.com/</p>

<p>I loooove this website! The Apple store sells these cases too, but they're cheaper directly from the manufacturer. They're still a bit pricy, but they hold up really well and look cool, too. I like that they don't add a whole lot of bulk to the laptop, but still protect it. Plus, they come in a variety of cool colors. Most people don't even realize that it's a cover. I've gotten so many compliments on my "custom" green MacBook. And all of their products are backed by a 1-year warranty. Overall, they're a great deal!
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</ul>
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<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Does anyone know if the Apple Protection Plan for the MacBook Pro covers fried motherboards?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Unless you fried it yourself (poured coffee into it, dropped it in a pot of boiling oil, etc), then yes, motherboard failures are covered by AppleCare.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook covers question?<br />
I recently got a macbook, and I want to get a hard cover shell case for it. The screen itself measures 13.3 inches, but the outside cover of the macbook itself measures 15 inches. </p>
<p>The cover for the macbook is a 13 inch cover or a 15 inch cover. Which is the one that will fit my macbook?</p>
<p>Thank you for your help! Braidee</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				i would think the 15 inch would be the right one...
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where can I find a Macbook cover that doesn't cover the apple sign?<br />
I'm basically looking for a normal cover for a Macbook computer that doesn't cover the apple sign. I've heard of covers that have cutouts for the apple sign, and I'm looking for something like that.<br />
Since someone asked, I don't really know why I want to cover the apple sign, I just think it's pretty. Haha. xD</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				i know u might be looking for a cover, but go to macstyles.com</p>
<p>i just fell in love with those! theyre like vinyl stickers that protect watever apple product u have (including the macbook!) i cant wait to get  a new macbook in october with "voice" (the skin as they call it). </p>
<p>about the skins, theyre like stickers that u can get for the top of ur macbook and theres soo many designs. they do not cover up the apple logo. plus, they even have extra stickers to cuztomize ur macbook. have fun!
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How should I go about making a cloth macbook cover?<br />
I have a t-shirt that is perfect to be made into a cover for my macbook, and I'm trying to figure out how to make it work. I want it to go around my macbook, and can open and close with the macbook. Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions on how to make it cling on to the sides? And whether they've tried making one?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				ever hear of tipnut?<br />
brilliant site if you like making things, loads of tutorials, and there are plenty for this</p>
<p>http://tipnut.com/laptop-sleeves-cases/
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How do you clean glue off of a macbook computer?<br />
So i had one of the sticker like macbook covers on my laptop. Recently I took it off but some of the glue residue was left behind on the "lid or top" of the computer. What can I use to clean this off? </p>
<p>I have tried alcohol and scrubbing, as well as normal soap. I was wondering if goo-gone would work well. Could goo-gone damage the computer. Remember this is just on the plastic coated outside of the computer not the screen or keypad.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				if you used alchohol on it, then I would assume that goo gone couldnt hurt. And like u said it is just the top.
			</p>
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</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is the best Macbook keyboard cover?<br />
Hi, I have a regular white macbook that I was given recently. I love it to death but the keyboard is getting dirty. So I have been considering buying a keyboard cover, but I'm unsure since I don't know if it  will effect my typing. So if I could find out if keyboard covers are worth buying and which one is best that would be great!</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Not sure exactly but have a look in Macworld.com</p>
<p>they have a good review with links<br />

http://www.macworld.com/article/60930/2007/11/gear_travel.html

			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How to display MacBook Air on monitor with the MacBook covered?<br />
I connected my MacBook Air to a monitor, and it displays perfect.<br />
But when i close (Cover) the MacBook, the monitor stop displaying as well.</p>
<p>How can i cover my Macbook Air, and still make it to display on the monitor?</p>
<p>Thank You~</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Does the Macbook Pro warranty cover a worn out battery that doesn't hold a charge?<br />
My batter on my Macbook Pro does not hold a charge for more than two hours when fully charged. Does my warranty for the Macbook cover that?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Burning CD covers with a macbook?<br />
Can my Macbook burn CD covers that attaches to the cd? I have only had my Macbook about a week and I am still learning what it can't and can do. </p>
<p>Thank you.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Do they sell designer covers for macbook pro laptops? Like the plastic colored covers you can put on them?<br />
Juicy.. LV, Burberry, etc.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				check amazon.com
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			could i put a skin on my macbook if it covers the apple on it?<br />
i want to get a skin that covers the top of my macbook. it would have my initials on it in the middle, where the apple would be. could i get it even if it coves the apple or would that not work? please help!! thanks!!<br />
i didn't know if the apple was like indented or somthing and would look weird. i dont get it until monday. i was just wondering...</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				ya seriously, it doesn't matter
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			where can i buy nice covers and transparent cases for my macbook pro?<br />
i really would like a nice black one but i dont want to buy them from ebay and websites like that would someone please help me</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				apple store
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can the iTunes program on a Macbook automatically upload the album covers for each song that is uploaded?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Besides having an account in the iTunes store, you can also look for the covers on the Internet, download them and place them in the properties of your songs. When you sync the next time, all artwork will be uploaded as well.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Cheap 13" MacBook covers?<br />
Preferably hard, and that opens with my macbook so I don't have to take it off. The InCase cases are absolutely perfect, but I'm looking for something .00 or under.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			is it normal for a SPECK macbook cover to have scratches?<br />
I just got a SPECK clear macbook cover for my 13 inch macbook (unibody) and the cover had some circular scratches. is it normal for it to have scratches?</p>
<p>BTW: the scratches only appear when viewed under a reflection of light<br />
I just noticed, the cover (front) is extremely full of circular scratches</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			apple care protection? and covers for macbook?<br />
I recently just bought an macbook for school. I got the computer for about 1000 and it came with a few ipod touch and printer. I was wondering if its a good idea to get apple care. I didn't buy it with my macbook because it was pretty expensive and I'm using my own paycheck (I'm 15 and I work at a dermatology office). I'm going to take care of this computer like its my baby but what does apple care actually do and do you think i need it? Also what kind of cases or covers should I get? and where could i find them cheaper than at the apple store?</p>
<p>thank you so much to any of you who respond!!!!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				We got AppleCare for both of our laptops.  It may be expensive, but nowhere near as expensive should something go *poof*.</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Why is the apple sign on a Macbook or Macbook Pro covered on many TV shows?<br />
I've noticed that on many TV shows when someone is using a Macbook or Macbook Pro, the apple sign on the laptop is covered, usually with a sticker. Is there some sort of copyright against using Macs on TV? Or is there some other reason?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Simply put, if they show the apple logo in their show, it shows favoritism towards that product, and the logo could be protected by copyright laws. Because of this, they cover it, blur it out, or replace it with a different image to keep the computer on the show.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is covered in the Macbook warranty?<br />
I bought my macbook in June and I extended the coverage to 3 years. Today after work, I come to find that someone drew a huge really deep scratch all around the apple. I was wondering if the warranty covers to fix that...thanks.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				They won't cover that.  The warranty only applies to manufacturing problems, not abuse.  Apple calls that abuse.  For a good reason.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Does my one year warranty on my macbook cover a my macbook for repairs?<br />
a little while ago i put a CD in my macbook and now it wont come out even if i press or hold the eject button.  Its not even a year old so I think it automatically comes with a one year warranty so would this one year warranty cover my macbook?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				If you put a standard size, unwarped, unbroken CD in the drive, it sounds like the warranty will cover any "manufacturing defects". Call Apple to be sure.</p>
<p>In the mean time, restart and hold the mouse click button as it starts up. That will activate the drive eject.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			where can i buy macbook keyboard cover that is for traditional chinese input?<br />
I am from Taiwan and bought a Macbook for college and the keyboard is in English. I have set everything so that I can type in Chinese. But it is hard without the actually ㄅㄆㄇ print on the keyboard and I still get disoriented while typing. Is there one of those plastic keyboard skin available for people who type traditional Chinese? And does the keyboard skin/cover scratches the screen ?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I've not seen a keyboard skin thing for a long while, however I'm reasonably familiar with keytop stickers. These do not scratch the screen and don't dislodge with heavy use. You may not find them in shops, unless you've got a decent China town near you (or on holiday visiting Taiwan).</p>
<p>I'd recomend Googling or Binging for "Taiwan keyboard stickers" - the link below is the first one I found, I'd recommend doing the search and finding a company that you're comfortable with.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			My MacBook Pro has a Line across the screen. Anything that goes across it it covers. How to get rid of it?<br />
I've asked in help, but nothing has come up. It's just a really thin, straight line. I don't know how it got there in the first place...<br />
thank you.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Unfortunately, I think the LCD screen has to be replaced which is very expensive ... unless you're still under warranty or you purchased the AppleCare Protection Plan. Double-check with the MacGenius at your local Apple retail store or call 1-800-APPLECARE to confirm.
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</ul>
</li>
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Are there complete covers/cases for the Macbook?<br />
My macbook is showing stains from my wrists.  Are there replacement cases you can buy?  Even different colors and designs?  I'm not looking for the stickers for the top of the case or the sleeves.  My main concern is the wrist stains.  I'm looking to sell my Macbook, but I could never sell it looking the way it does.  That wouldn't be fair.  I've only had it for 2 months.  Never again will I buy a white Macbook.</p>
<p>I don't have an Applecare package otherwise I'd go to an Applestore.  If I don't have that, does anyone know what the price would be to restore it to a new casing?</p>
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				Hello barbevans04,</p>
<p>There are companies that have replacement artistic designs for various Macintosh laptops.  I believe that they had a bunch of companies that showed those at the last MacWorld Expo in San Francisco.  Maybe you can Google this and get some more information.</p>
<p>Also, I think that it's important to get a case/cover for your MacBook to protect it from damage as well as normal dirt and stains from your hands.  There are a bunch of companies that offer all kinds of cases and laptop covers.  Targus is a good company for this, but there are plenty of others.  Check with your local Mac dealer.</p>
<p>I've heard that the black MacBooks show your oils just as badly.  I'm not sure what you can do as far as cleaning this.  I've heard this comment before from both Windows and Mac users, but I don't know what is the best answer.</p>
<p>Best of luck to you.</p>
<p>--Rick
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where can I find covers and/or cases for the old generation Macbook Pro (the one with silver keys)?<br />
All the covers and cases on eBay are for the newer generation (the ones with black keys).</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				try amazon, by the way this answer makes me a level 2 answerer
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Question of about macbook pro cover cases and AMAZON?<br />
I have ordered a macbook pro 13" cover from amazon, BUT I have a macbook 13" not a pro. I am wondering if this cover is even going to fit my computer and if not how do I return this item back to amazon?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				no it will not fit it because macbook pro and the macbooks are made differently.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			should i buy a plastic cover for my MacBook?<br />
i recently bought a macbook pro and i want to keep it looking new for as long as possible. i've seen plastic covers that snap on around the machine and i'm wondering if purchasing one of those is a good idea. will it harm my computer because it will trap heat? also, can a protective keyboard cover cause overheating on a laptop?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				YES!!  You will thank me down the road when all of the scratches get on the plastic cover and not the mac.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is It Bad To Close My Macbook Cover Before Putting It To Sleep First?<br />
Will it damage My computer in the long run?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				No because of the way the OS is designed it will just go to sleep once the lid is closed.  I do that all of the time with my MBPro.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can a scrape on a white macbook cover be repaired?<br />
When I was getting out my white macbook I noticed a slight scrape/chip in the cover.  It is not too deep, and not too big, but I was wondering if there was a way it could be repaired.  If so, what should I do to have this scrape/chip in the cover of my macbook repaired?</p>
<p>I appreciate the help.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				you might wanna try a touch up paint or something like that<br />
most manufacturers and computer stores wont help you with cosmetics problems (computer works but plastics are messed up)
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			is a separately purchased MacBook charger covered by warranty?<br />
I purchased a new MacBook charger last month after my old one broke after 3 years and 5 months.  however, even though my current charger is only a month old, it is broken already!  I purchased it from apple.com but do not recall an extended warranty being available for the charger.  since I purchased it separately from the MacBook, would it be covered by a warranty?</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Does the warranty on a Macbook cover water damage?<br />
I was just wondering if I had the extended Applecare warranty/the 1 year warranty, will Apple repair accidental water damage? If not, why?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				no. but you can try though. just don't tell them about the water.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook cover that doesn't completely cover the battery?<br />
I'm looking for a macbook (13") cover that lets you take out the battery without removing the whole cover. Maybe if it has some sort of latch or something on that part.</p>
<p>Does anyone know of any/where I can purchase one?</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Does the apple care protection for MacBook cover my laptop?<br />
I wanted to know that if I had a slight opening wear you can open the cover to get into the hardrive and stuff under the CD drive would that be a defect and can it be covered from apple? Thanks a lot</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can Apple Care cover a MacBook worldwide ?<br />
I am planning on buying a MacBook 2011 on my next trip to the US but I am currently living in Austria and I was wondering if the Apple Care that I buy in the US will also cover me here in Austria in an Apple official retailer if the MacBook has any problems?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				" What does the “global repair coverage” mean? Can I purchase the AppleCare Protection Plan anywhere?<br />
If you carry your Apple computer or iPod when you travel and happen to need repair service, AppleCare Protection Plan offers global repair coverage. You can either go to an Apple retail store or contact Apple, and they’ll provide you with specific information on how to obtain service.</p>
<p>We recommend you purchase the AppleCare Protection Plan in your country of residence as each AppleCare Protection Plan has terms and conditions specific to consumers of the country or region where offered. Service will be limited to the options available in the country where service is requested. Service options, parts availability, and response time vary according to country. Please see the AppleCare Protection Plan Terms &#038; Conditions for complete details."<br />

http://www.apple.com/au/support/products/faqs.html</p>

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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where can I find unique Macbook skins?<br />
Does anyone know where I can find a leopard print 13" Macbook cover/skin?</p>
<p>I found a zebra print one but am having no luck finding a leopard print.</p>
<p>Any website that sells unique skins would be appreciated too. Thank you!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				You should check out http://gelaskins.com
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Will covering the keyboard on a MacBook Pro cause overheating?<br />
I use a secondary keyboard with my laptop. I'd like to keep the MacBook Pro keyboard covered (to keep out dust). Will covering the laptop keyboard cause overheating?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Yes, the MacBooks mainly disperse heat from the vent by the screen, and the keyboard. You defiantly gambling on it, my recommendation is to not do it.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where can I buy a macbook cover case?<br />
It has to be 13 inches.. </p>
<p>I want the cover hard shell. </p>
<p>I would prefer purple or pink colors. Yeah, I am girlee. </p>
<p>So, any good suggestions?<br />
Perhaps a website?</p>
<p>Thanks. </p>
<p>Love you.</p>
<p>Kinda. </p>
<p>Oh please under the price for 30 bucks. I am not a bank account here.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Hi Sweet girl,<br />
You can buy a macbook cover case 13" on Amazon.<br />
I recommend Speck Products See Thru Satin, Soft Touch Hard Shell Case, for 13-inch MacBook Aluminum<br />

http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&#038;location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fs%3Fie%3DUTF8%26ref_%3Dnb%5Fsb%5Fnoss%26field-keywords%3Dmacbook%2bcover%2bcase%26url%3Dsearch-alias%253Dcomputers&#038;tag=digitsy-post3-20&#038;linkCode=ur2&#038;camp=1789&#038;creative=390957

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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			how should i clean my macbook pro silicone keyboard cover?<br />
i bought a new macbook pro keyboard cover but theres some dust on it. how should i clean it?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Use a dishwasher, but do not use any soap.</p>
<p>I am JK... DON'T DO THIS.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What's the best skin or cover for a macbook?<br />
I'm looking for a good skin or cover for my new macbook, I have the 13" macbook pro aluminum unibody and some places don't offer skins for it yet. I have decalgirl skins for a lot of stuff and they work great but before I buy another one of those I was wondering if there is some magical place everyone likes to buy their covers from!<br />
the aluminum macbook is very prone to scratching so I would like to protect it fyi</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The aluminum unibody macbook pro is the most beautiful laptop on the market, it'd be a shame to hide its beauty with a skin. I mean if it were an HP, Toshiba, Sony or something id so go ahead, but this is a mac, show it off.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where can I find a hard cover for my macbook?<br />
I really want one that goes on the area where the keyboard is located. I don't want it to cover the keys but I want a cover over that area. I found a few covers but they only covered the outside. Do they even makes cases that protect the inside? It is a 13 inch and i have had it for about a year and a half.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Bestbuy or The apple store.<br />
P.S. I have the same macbook and I'm using it now!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			where do they sell dark blue covers for my macbook?<br />
ive already tried the apple store <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif' alt=';)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				from my experience Ncase is the only one that has them if you check their websites.  All the<br />
other places stopped carrying them.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How can I fix my macbook snap on cover?<br />
I got a macbook and a snap-on cover for it, and it fit fine until my cousin "de-shelled" it. When i snapped it back on the bottom part went on fine, but one of the corners on the top shell won't "click" and that one corner just won't stay on...wtf??</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				It sounds like it might be broken, maybe try putting it back in the packaging and returning it like everything is alright <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif' alt=':D' class='wp-smiley' /> <br />
But seriously, just push a little harder and if that doesn't work your might have to replace it.
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Apple says that its latest Mac Book Pro laptops, equipped with Intel Core 2 Duo processors in place of the Core Duo chips that powered the first generation of the family, its deliver performance that is up to 39 percent faster. Based on past experience with the company's benchmark boasts, </p>
<p> The Apple Mac Book Pro Core 2 Duo 2.33 GHz (T7600), with two independent processor cores, a 4 MB shared on chip level 2 cache, a 667 MHz front side bus, 2.0 GB of 667 MHz PC2-5300 DDR2 SDRAM, a 160 GB hard drive with Sudden Motion Sensor technology, and an 8X dual-layer DVDRW/CD-RW SuperDrive. It also includes an ATI Mobility Radeon X1600 graphics processor with 256 MB of GDDR3 video memory and dual-link DVI functionality, and a 17 widescreen 1680x1050 TFT active-matrix display (glossy display option available).</p>
<p> Some special features of MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo/2.33 GHz</p>
<p> Bigger caches and faster graphics<br />
 The new MacBook Pros look virtually identical to their predecessors, and the overall structure of the family hasn't changed: there's still a single standard 17-inch model priced at $2,799.The new chip's SSE3 Vector Engine, used in some audio, video, and scientific applications, now processes 128 bits of data at a time, compared to 64 bits in the Core Duo chip. Finally, although Apple won't disclose the details, its engineers have also squeezed out a little extra performance by tweaking the workings of the ATI Radeon X1600 chip that handles graphics processing in the Mac Book Pros.<br />
 Battery life unchanged<br />
 Some early speculation about the Core 2 Duo predicted that, in addition to boosting performance, it would cut power consumption. Those reports turned out to be untruea"battery life in the new Mac Book Pros is about the same as in the previous generation. In my tests with the 2.33GHz Core 2 Duo version of the 17-inch Mac Book Pro, I actually did a little better (2 hours and 35 minutes) at DVD playback. I managed only 3 hours and 9 minutes of wireless productivity.</p>
<p> More memory, bigger drives<br />
 Beyond the processor, Apple has doubled the RAM in each standard Mac Book Pro configuration: the 17-inch model and the 2.33GHz 15-inch one model come with 2GB of RAMa"a pair of 1GB SO-DIMMsa"while the base 17-inch model has a single 1GB SO-DIMM. As our benchmark results suggest, going from 1GB to 2GB of RAM has only a modest effect on speed, but it enables you to keep more big applicationsa"or more operating systems, if you use Desktop virtualization softwarea"open simultaneously without running into delays when you switch among them.</p>
<p> The 17-Inch MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo systems have much of the same connectivity as the replaced models -- AirPort Extreme (802.11g), Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, Gigabit Ethernet, two USB 2.0 ports, a FireWire 400 port, optical digital audio in/out, DVI out, and ExpressCard/34. However, much to the delight of video graspers, the 17-Inch models now include a single Firewire 800 port as well. The 17-Inch model shares the same ports as its predecessor -- which include all the ports of the 17-Inch Core 2 Duo model -- as well as a third USB 2.0 port (both 17-Inch models have a Firewire 800 port). Each system also includes an integrated iSight video camera and, by default, a 5400 RPM hard drive.</p>
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<h3>Frequently Asked Questions</h3>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook vs MacBook pro? Is it worth paying the extra money for the pro?<br />
I will be starting college this fall and am in need of a laptop. Apple is probably at the top of my choices. I'll be using the laptop doing the usual Internet surfing, playing games, music, movies, and probably some photoshopping. Would it be worth getting the pro?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Major differences with the pro is the aluminum unibody as opposed to the polycarbonate, an SD card slot, and backlit keyboard. While I have not used a Macbook extensively, I do own a Macbook Pro and would find it hard to live without the backlit keyboard. (for use at night and stuff) I have also heard the Pro tends to stay cooler.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			macbook vs macbook pro updated comparison?<br />
hey guys, i just wanted to know if there is any comparison or website dedicated to the comparison of macbook vs macbook pro.  the only thing i am finding is outdated.  any help would be appreciated, thanks!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I don't have a website but I can tell you my personal decision.  I have been debating for 3 weeks now which one to purchase, the new pro 15 inch or the macbook 13 inch.</p>
<p>I decided to go for the macbok pro, I found the 15 inch to be a more reasonable size because this is my main computer, 13 would be great if it was secondary or meant solely for travel.  </p>
<p>The 15 inch puts out more power on the graphics end if you decide you need it to do so with the extra 9600 graphics card.  The backlit keyboard comes standard which is amazing as I sit here in the dark typing this.  Really tho, if you don't care about the additional graphics for gaming, video editing, etc, etc, and if the extra 2 inches is of no importance to you, the macbook 13 inch is a great, and much cheaper option.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			macbook vs macbook pro vs macbook air?<br />
I've always had a PC and i still have a PC, though its not a laptop. This christmas i want to get a macbook, i don't want to know about prices or anything i want to know which one is better for me, yes i've been on the website but its nothing as good as when people actually tell you from their experience which is better.<br />
So out of these 3 (macbook, macbook pro &#038; macbook air) which is better. I want one that's<br />
*good built in camera<br />
*photoshop<br />
*edits videos well<br />
*doesn't freeze too much<br />
also which of is easier to handle, i use macs at my school but i don't know if its the same of different.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				mac book pro is good.mac book air suck..dont have dvd drive and only have 1 usb port only.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook vs MacBook pro vs MacBook air?<br />
I want to buy myself a laptop for high school soon, however I also want to use it for personal. It needs to include the following:</p>
<p>*good built in camera<br />
*photoshop<br />
*edits videos well<br />
*plays videos (dvds,cds)<br />
*burns cds (like from itunes and stuff)<br />
*doesn't freeze too much<br />
*easy to handle</p>
<p>So which of the three (macbook macbook pro or macbook air) is the best for my requirements? Also please do not say things like, "well if you get a dell or hp then they are cheaper and have the same stuff" I am DEFINITELY getting a mac.</p>
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				Hello Cody, every macbook you have mentioned have all these features. The thing is that MacBook air is well known for lesser storage, light weight and thinnest design. The price of macbook air is almost equal to that of Macbook basic. The macbook pro is a bit luxurious type and it provides you with more memory. The macbook air and macbook pro have backlit keyboard unline macbook basic. I would recommend that you go for macbook pro</p>
<p>I recommend this article written by an actual user, it should help you decide whether to get it:<br />

http://budurl.com/MacBookProBReview</p>

<p>And there is quite a good offer here that you may want to check:<br />

http://budurl.com/MacBookProLatest

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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook Pro vs MacBook Air &#038; What Additions do I need?<br />
So I am wanting to get my first Macbook.  I am on the fence between Pro and Air.  I want a decent size screen so 13" is good right?</p>
<p>I have no idea what to add in the options for customizing though. </p>
<p>My basic wants for it.<br />
To run WoW smoothly if I ever decide to play again, and I enjoy making videos and editing.</p>
<p>Help please with any and all advice !</p>
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				definitely macbook pro.</p>
<p>the macbook air does not have a cd drive, so that might make it hard to install software.</p>
<p>and you said you enjoyed making videos and editing, so it might even be in your best interest to go with the 15" since they have the new intel i5 and i7. I'm sure the base i5 will do the job, and it can even run windows software if you wanted it to.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is your opinion of the new macbook vs old macbook pro?<br />
Hey Y'all! With Christmas just around the corner, I am wanting to upgrade to a new laptop. I am having trouble deciding between the new re-design of the Macbook or getting the older version of Macbook Pro instead? There are a lot of mixed reviews regarding the newer Macbook so I am kind of iffy about whether to purchase that model. I was considering a refurbished Macbook Pro since it has nothing but great reviews. What do y'all think? Thanks! <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				build a hackintosh
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			macbook vs macbook pro vs any pc laptop?<br />
1) which of these are more upgradeable? macbook, macbook pro or any pc laptop?</p>
<p>2) which one is more reliable? one that doesnt get a lot of viruses.. i herd macs barely get any. i currently own a pc which gets a lot of viruses and im getting tired of them</p>
<p>3) which macbook/macbook pro looks better? white macbook, black macbook, or macbook pro? which gets less scratches and fingerprints and is made of a better material?</p>
<p>4) are macbooks/macbook pros worth it? as you know macbook pros cost around 2000, but is it worth the money??</p>
<p>well thats all the questions i can think of right now..i will post more questions later on..</p>
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				1: Both the same (Ram is really it, but Ma an also run windows).</p>
<p>2: Mac ( Harder to screw up the system files).</p>
<p>3: All of the, will be the Aircraft Grade Aluminum in a matter of months, so they all will looks the same but for right now; the Pros.</p>
<p>4: For me, yes. See above.</p>
<p>Edit: You all are wrong.<br />
You can run pretty much any program made for windows on a Mac using a program called crossover. Or just install windows. They have Office 2008 (ONLY for Mac, not for Windows) So you get Word, PowerPoint, excel, etc...</p>
<p>"just buy apple MAC but warning after 1 year or 2 it will smell like body odor, why ? because Plastic absorbs odors."</p>
<p>What do you think the other laptops made of then? Plastic.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs Macbook Pro vs Any other PC Laptop?<br />
I am in the market for a laptop. I really like the MacBook because it is stylish, has OS X, superb battery life, and has a great price. I don't like the screen very much, though.</p>
<p>However, I also like the MacBook Pro because of the 15" screen, the better GPU (which is an nVidia 8600GT), and it is generally more powerful. But, I am not sure if the whole thing justifies its price of ,000.</p>
<p>I am also curious about the PC options out there but I don't know which one has the best price/performance ratio. I know that HP, Toshiba, and Dell generally make really good laptops. I would look at something similar to the MacBook in terms of specs, but since there are so many, I don't know where to look.</p>
<p>I would use it mainly to surf the net wirelessly, do some photoshop-ing, some music-making (only if it was a mac), and some occasional gaming; nothing really demanding like Age of Empires or Rise of Nations, etc.</p>
<p>If any of you could make any suggestions, I would greatly appreciate it.</p>
<p>Thanks!<br />
Oh and should you guys suggest a MacBook, could you also suggest a color? (Matte Black or iPod-like White) </p>
<p>Thanks! : )</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				As far as I am concerned, the finest laptop ever made is a MacBook. For the money, you get a fully packed computer ready to access the internet, work with music, photos, movies, etc. I would not personally pay extra for the MacBook Pro, but you may think differently. I don't believe that there is a Windows laptop that is even close to the Macbook in features, quality, style, and ease of use.</p>
<p>I have the black one and would likely buy another in the same color. It does show fingerprints, but they wipe off. The black one looks more professional. My previous Mac laptop was white and I thought it looked to casual. Again, a matter of style.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			macbook vs macbook pro in my situation?<br />
Hi guys i dont know which to get.</p>
<p>If i get a macbook pro i would get the13 inch. But i can then get a regular macbook for 1 grand and buy a HD screen . I will use the laptop for watchng video, some gaming (counter strike, counterstrike source). So what should i do? 13 inch and screen or get the macbook pro with no monitor?</p>
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				The 13-Inch MacBook and MacBook Pro models largely are differentiated by case material, performance (modestly), and connectivity. Basically, if the external display is most important, get a MacBook. If an aluminum case and additional ports are more important, get a MacBook Pro. Both have the same graphics card and will demonstrate the same performance playing games and watching video.</p>
<p>For more details, an in-depth objective comparison may be useful to choose for yourself whether or not you need the extra capabilities provided by the MacBook Pro or you would rather put the extra money toward the external display:<br />

http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook_pro/macbook-pro-unibody-faq/differences-between-macbook-pro-mid-2010-macbook-mid-2010-macbook-air-mid-2009.html</p>

<p>Hope this helps!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs. Macbook Pro vs. PC Laptop...what to get?<br />
sorry if this question has been asked so many times before...</p>
<p>Should i get a Macbook, Macbook PRO, or a PC Laptop.  If a Mac, what features/upgrades should i get?  If a PC laptop, what brands/model &#038; upgrades should i get?</p>
<p>I plan on using the laptop most definately for:<br />
* Photoshopping,<br />
* Photos, MP3s &#038; Document storing,<br />
* Internet,<br />
* CD&#038;DVD burning,<br />
* Watching DVD movies,<br />
* MP3 music listening &#038; downloading</p>
<p>Besides that, i don't see any other tasks I would be using the laptop for. </p>
<p>- I was born and raised on a PC...hehe, and never owned a Mac.<br />
- I'm hoping i could be able to use &#038; transfer files from my PC to a Mac &#038; vice versa w/out compatability problems.<br />
- I'm also very, very tempted to switch to a Mac because of all the problems (blue screen, spy/adware, virus) i have encountered with PC's.</p>
<p>Any suggestions would be appreciated.  Thanks a bunch!</p>
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				Viruses for Macs exist......  but they are not as common as windows viruses.</p>
<p>You might have a tough time getting used to a mac for the first few days... but u'll get used to it...</p>
<p>But really, macs and PCs can do the same tasks... it really doesnt matter, just pick one based on your opinion.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs Macbook Pro for music production and video editing?<br />
Hey everyone,<br />
finally after years,i will buy a macbook. Too many good reviews. i just need to figure out which one. The latest news says there is a great macbook that just came out and a macbook pro that is similar, but with firewire and a possible 8 GB ram (plus better grafics). </p>
<p>I will be doing ONLY video editing (lots of hours to edit), and id like to start making music. Im no musician, but i can learn quick and dont want to get a computer that i'll master and need an upgrade in 1 years time.<br />
The thing that makes me undecided is that the MacbookPro can hold up to 8gb ram!! doing video editing ill need all the speed i can get.<br />
MY BUDGET IS LOW! Being in italy and paying in euro is a bummer but by budget is around 1200 euro. in this id like to get decent speakers and if possible a headset.<br />
Id go for the macbook, cause sooo many people say its great and it can hold anything. How useful could the 8gb of RAM and the extra stuff on the macbook pro be to my needs?? Id obviously stack up on RAM either way..<br />
Thanks guys for all your help..</p>
<p>P.s. on a mac-rumors site, they said to be careful for the macbook pro cause its getting to the end of its cycle..<br />
i forgot to add....im talking about the macbook pro 13". The 15 is out of my budget..thanks..</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				What software are you going to be using for video editing?  If you are using Final Cut Pro, be sure of the video controller requirements when selecting which notebook to get.  The MacBook from one year ago will not run the current version of Final Cut Pro.</p>
<p>If you where not on a budget, I would suggest getting the 15 inch MacBook Pro.  But since you must stay within your budget, I suggest getting a used (but not too old) MacBook Pro.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs Macbook Pro vs Macbook Air?<br />
I am going to be a freshman in college in the fall and want to purchase a mac laptop. I have never owned a mac before. What are the pros and cons of each? Also, what is the Macbook Air all about?</p>
<p>I am also interested in art, if this is at all a factor.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The MacBook air is nice and everything but it has flash memory so it's going to have very low storage space. The MacBook is cheaper but it does have a slower processor and smaller hard drive. So I would recommend the MacBook pro Witch has faster CPU and better graphics and more storage space. And since you like art I think that a MacBook pro os the way to go.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			question about the macbook vs macbook pro for college student?<br />
i have done a lot of research between both and my grandparents want to get me a computer for college, and one of the biggest differences is the lighted keyboard for the macbook pro, is it really worth the extra 100 to get it with the light up or is it better to just do the macbook</p>
<p>thank you</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I think they both are impressive in their own ways and also it is totally dependent on the preference of yours but I can easy your task by sharing few of the websites which would definitely help you in deciding.</p>
<p>Article written by an actual user, it should help you decide whether to get it:<br />
http://budurl.com/MacBookBReview<br />

http://budurl.com/MacBookProBReview</p>

<p>And there is quite a good offer here that you may want to check:<br />
http://budurl.com/MacBookLatest<br />

http://budurl.com/MacBookProLatest

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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Pro vs. Macbook Air?<br />
Macbook Pro vs. Macbook Air?</p>
<p>I'm planning to buy a mac notebook and i don't know which is better. I also want to know which won't bother me for problems like freezing, shutting down problems, etc.<br />
Or can you suggest other notebooks? I badly need suggestions <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_neutral.gif' alt=':|' class='wp-smiley' />  Thank You!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				pro
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs Macbook Pro vs normal PC?<br />
So I'm thinking of getting a new laptop, considering in senior I'll be doing Art (some digital art work, mainly using Photoshop, illustrator, maybe a some film editing with Vegas), Graphics (like architecture, we use AutoCAD, Revit and Catia) and IPT (creating games with game programs). So all these subjects uses the computer. My future career would either be a graphic designer, interior designer or an architect, or some field in IT. </p>
<p>So, what laptop would you recommend? Do you think I should just stick to my current laptop (Acer Aspire 4920) and get a Macbook Pro in uni? (cause i know i definitely want a Macbook Pro in uni <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_razz.gif' alt=':P' class='wp-smiley' /> )<br />
well if i do decide to get a Macbook, should i get the normal one or pro? I LOVE the macbook pro design, especially the aluminium body, backlit keys, better graphics, speed... i really dont like the macbook's white plastic body...  :/ also, for the mac pro, is 13" or 15" more suitable? i think 17" is too big..</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I agree that a macbook Pro is much better than a Macbook.  Besides all the cool features you mentioned, the screen is brighter and it is way more fun to use.  I just switched to mac from PC after 25 years with Windows machines.  I love Macs.  The only thing I prefer on windows is the ease of managing pictures in folders instead of iphoto.<br />
I got the 13" Macbook because it is just perfect for me.  I use a HP 24" monitor with it, a Apple Keyboard with a keypad and a wireless logitech trackball mouse.<br />
I suggest getting the Macbook Pro over a windows machine.<br />
I love the 13" model, yet if I was never to use a monitor hooked up to it, I may like a 15" model.  The 13" screen is easy to use and I spend a lot of time using it and everything is very clear and easy to read from all angles.<br />
I also bought a HP Envy laptop just to have a windows machine around, yet I never use it.  The Mac is so much easier to use for everything except finding pictures.<br />
I do web design, photoshop and article writing.  It works perfect and does not crash as much as PCs.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Black Macbook vs. Macbook Pro vs. patients?<br />
my parents said that i could buy a black macbook with my own money ( the laptop cost 700$ ) or i could wait 7 months and get a brand new macbook pro but i am a very impatient person and i really need one now... and my parents are not very honest people ( my dad) and so he will problem make an excuse and say " wait another 6 months or whatever" and i don't know if i should wait for a new and somewhat better laptop or get a used but enough for my needs right now laptop?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				mac book pro's are better than macbooks.  if you really need one now, then buy the macbook.  if i were you, i would wait.  if you don't think your parents will remember just keep reminding them.  also tell them that for every month after the 7 months that they don't give you the computer that you want  or something.  that way you can eventually save enough money to buy the macbook pro on your own.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Pro vs Macbook vs Macbook Air?<br />
I'm getting my first laptop very soon...and it's going to be a Mac. I'm not sure which one to get though... I don't really understand the differences between them except for that the Macbook Air is really thin. I'm a student, so I will be using it for schoolwork as well as photos, surfing the internet, etc. What is the difference between these 3, and which one is best? Also, whats the difference between a laptop and notebook. Thanks, and I know how exspensive they are so please don't leave comments about how they are more exspensive than PC's.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Macbook!<br />
I'm on one right now.<br />
I love it.<br />
You don't need a pro unless you really are a graphic design professional with very specific editing needs. Basically, you would know if you needed it.<br />
The Air doesn't have a cd drive, and is pretty weak.<br />
The macbook is amazing. You can do professional quality photo and video/web stuff on it. You can do all your work. It's super-fast and it's fun to use.<br />
It's also thin and light (almost as thin as the air!) so it will be easy to take to and from school<br />
have fun!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook pro vs Macbook air?<br />
I'm the market for a laptop and would like to know which macbook (pro vs. air) is better. In terms of speed, running applications (pros and cons)<br />
Thanks</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				For durability, stability, quality and excellence MacBook Pro would get a huge yes. I can recommend you another site where you can get a good review and a better price as well</p>
<p>I recommend this article written by an actual user, it should help you decide whether to get it:<br />

http://budurl.com/MacBookProBReview</p>

<p>And this is the best price i could find:<br />

http://budurl.com/MacBookProLatest

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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			macbook VS macbook pro VS imac?<br />
im 15 and ive gone through 6 PCs (old new used) and im tired of all this PC crap so im saving up my money for a mac and i have a few questions!</p>
<p>1. what is better macbook macbok pro or imac? (dont care about specs i can choose the one with spec that best fit my needs more worried about programs that come with it and our whole house is WIFI controlled so im worried about a desktop one) </p>
<p>2. boot camp does any of these come with it so i can still play my online games on XP vista or Win7? if one comes with it what one and if not how much is it and how do i obtain it!?</p>
<p>3. why is a macbook so much cheaper then a pro?(what are the differences the specs are exactly the same on the apple site!?)</p>
<p>4. what do you recommend? and other info is welcome <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> <br />
tried those THEY SUCKED! and i dont like all the viruses on PCs and i hate the windows OS's so memory hogging and sluggish</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				1. For mobile using MacBook Pro is the best. iMac is not mobile as You know already. But if You don't need to move with Your computer then You should have iMac (big LED screen and more power inside <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif' alt=';)' class='wp-smiley' /> ).<br />
2. BootCamp is just a software... it's free and You can download it from apple official site for free.<br />
3. Only specs... but not only hardware components itself but also for example aluminium unibody etc. And yes, apple site doesn't lie. I picked MB Pro because it has better specs - that's all.<br />
4. As I wrote in 1st line it depends for what You need Your device. If You want have powerful device which won't be moved - iMac. If You want have sth what You can put too Your bag and take for holidays - take MacBook Pro (I'm also playing games via bootcamp on windows 7 from my macbook pro and I have no problems with games).</p>
<p>Cheers!</p>
<p>EDIT:<br />
Colanth - Zach wasn't asking what is better Windows or Mac OS, or Apple stuff vs. rest of the world so You probably know that Your answer is useless for his question?</p>
<p>If You don't like Apple write it when people are asking about it. Zach isn't sure which Apple product is the best for him.</p>
<p>If he asked about which Mercedes model he should buy You would probably answer him that he can buy for so many money two different cars? Pathetic.</p>
<p>I have nothing against no-apple devices because I'm working on many different computers and systems at the university but such answer in such section is just silly.</p>
<p>No offence of course, peace.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs Macbook Pro vs Dell?<br />
im a student looking for a nice laptop.I have to pay with my own money and soo far I only have .<br />
I was wondering if I should get a macbook or a macbook pro.and if there really is any difference except for the speed. I have never owned a mac but have used it at school and friends houses. I'm pretty sure that the mac pro is best..but is it even worth paying for. do you think a dell can do the same thing but cheaper?</p>
<p>uses for laptop:<br />
social networking<br />
youtube videos<br />
email, instant messaging<br />
pics vid chatting<br />
word, power piont, excel<br />
I mainly want the mac because of the cool webcam extras and edits</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Either Mac or PC will do all the things you want.  However, in the long term you will probably be better off with the Mac, as it is less likely (at least for now) to have problems with viruses, spyware, etc, and is generally easier to maintain.</p>
<p>Of course if cost is an issue, you can get a basic Dell Laptop for around 0 that could do everything you want, which is half what you'd pay for a Macbook.  I'd avoid a NetBook because the smaller screen is frustrating, but anything that has at least 1024x800 resolution would be fine.  Just make sure to get a good antivirus/anti-spyware program if you use Windows.  I use McAfee at work and Norton 360 at home, and they both work great.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Better wireless connection: Macbook vs Macbook Pro?<br />
I need a laptop for college.<br />
I will be using wireless frequently.<br />
I also need it portable.<br />
Is the extra money for the Macbook Pro worth it? (if I get the same size as the regular Macbook)<br />
I'm not going to be running many programs on it...</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				A MacBook will be fully sufficient unless you plan on running hefty 3-D games or using mainly professional video editing packages such as Premiere/After Effects or Final Cut Pro. Spend the money on extra RAM and an external backup hard drive. And maybe a bluetooth mouse.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook Pro Vs Macbook VS Sony Vaio FZ15 ; Is it worth buying MB or MBP?<br />
Hi<br />
1. Is the macbook pro really worth buying at such a high price?<br />
2. Is there a better deal some where in india.? at hyd/ap/india?<br />
3. how is a  21" screen + Macbook at 1680 X1050 performance wise ?</p>
<p>1. Macbook Black ( Price  Rs. 75000 = 1780 USD)<br />
2.16GHz Intel Core 2, 1GB memory,  160GB HD, SuperDrive<br />
Intel GMA Graphics all shared max 64mb in osx , Screen resolution of 1280 X 800, screen size : 13.3" Screen.<br />
2. Sony Vaio FZ15 ( Price Rs. 60000 = 1485 USD )<br />
1.80GHz Intel Core 2, Vista H Pre.,High Colour LCD 90,<br />
NVIDIA® GeForce® 8400M GT 128mb dedicated rest shared. Screen resolution of 1280 X 800, screen size : 15.4" Screen.<br />
3. Macbook pro Base version ( Price Rs. 96000  = 2285 USD)<br />
2.2GHz Intel Core 2, 2GB memory,  120GB HD, SuperDrive<br />
NVIDIA® GeForce® 8600M GT 128mb dedicated, Screen resolution of 1440 X 900, screen size : 15.4" Screen.</p>
<p>what am i going to use it for:<br />
1. Presentations, Unix admin, ms office, browsing , little gamin, Like to use higher resolutions, </p>
<p>Thanks a ton</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				As a mac user, I know how much better the OS is compared to Windows.  I'm sure you already know this.  If not check out the apple website.</p>
<p>If money isn't an issue I'd go with the MBP.  It's probably the best laptop you can buy.  Plus you can load Windows on it - using Boot Camp, if you need windows applications.</p>
<p>If money is a concern - Go with the Vaio.  It does everything you need plus more (in a little less style as a mac would).
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			apple macbook vs macbook pro?<br />
what better apple macbook vs macbook pro<br />
do they both have the same programs?<br />
And what do you like better ?</p>
<p>thanks:)</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Unless you are going to be doing HD video editing or audio productions, the basic macbook will be fine.  The macbook pro is for those who need a little bit more speed for some of the higher end graphical and editing programs.  They will both be able to run the same programs like Office 08, ilife 09, photoshop, final cut express, parallels desktop, etc. Check it out at the apple store on apple.com.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Pro vs Macbook: Which one should i get?<br />
Ok so should i get a macbook pro or just a regular macbook and upgrade the hell out of it? Like get a macbook with 4gb of ram and 320gb hd or get a macbook pro and thats it... what do you think</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Hi,</p>
<p>I'd say to get the PRO. Why spend money upgrading the normal when you'll get the extra features on the pro itself. I know the Pro costs more but you can get all the other built in features also.</p>
<p>Good Luck! <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> 
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is the difference between between a macbook and mac pro?<br />
macbook vs macbook pro?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				macbook pro has everything that a macbook has and more
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs Macbook Pro with Photoshop?<br />
Okay, I know there are many many questions saying "Macbook vs Macbook Pro" but I keep reading answers that contradict each other.<br />
Also, a lot of those questions are older and I believe there are newer Macbooks and Macbook Pros out right now with higher minimum specs, so I will ask again. I am going to be a senior in high school and am thinking of purcahsing a MB or a MBP. I'm planning to go into graphic/web design as a career.<br />
I've read about the graphics card you get with the MBP but I don't know if that is mainly for gaming or if it would help immensely in Photoshop too, esp. considering the regular MB specs have gone up since the original releases. (I think. Can someone verify this?)<br />
I would likely do very little gaming on the laptop. Mostly I would be using it for Photoshop, general internet, schoolwork, website work, and watching movies/videos.</p>
<p>Also, I have a 'free' version of Photoshop on my PC right now. Is that available with the Macbooks as well?</p>
<p>Please Help!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The main difference between Macbook and Macbook Pro is a better graphics card, less than two inches of screen, and a backlit keyboard.  Oh and over 0.</p>
<p>The Macbook is completely capable and great at working with photoshop and final cut pro.  I have used both programs on both machines and there is no difference.  Things even look better because of the glossy screen.  The only difference that you can tell between Macbook and Macbook Pro is during gaming, which is pretty non existant on a Mac anyway.</p>
<p>My advice, go with a Macbook.  A 2.4 Ghz White Macbook upgraded to 4GB RAM and 250 GB ROM is twice as fast and can hold more memory than the 2.1 Ghz Macbook Pro.  And its still more than 400 dollars cheaper.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			New Macbook Pro Vs Old Macbook Pro?<br />
I am just planning to buy an Macbook pro, but I am confused whether to buy a new Macbook Pro or an older version (with reduced price). What are the advantages of new Macbook Pro over the old one, except for the aluminium single piece body, multtouch track pad and black rim? Are there any serious performance benefits in this new machine?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The new macbook pro has better speed and does use DDR3 Ram then DDR2, so it is better in performance wise, also it has a better graphic card and it is way stronger than the older one, so when u play any game, use any designing software it will give you really good performance because graphic card is 5 times faster then the older one, but the new one is bit expensive for sure.<br />
So if u need graphic card for playing games, or design or something else then go for new one,<br />
if you are not doing professional design or playing high end games then go for older one because u save about 0 or even more depend on which store u go to
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook Vs. MacBook Pro?<br />
Macbook with these Specifications.<br />
Specifications </p>
<p>2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo<br />
4GB 667 DDR2 SDRAM - 2x2GB<br />
250GB Serial ATA Drive @ 5400 rpm<br />
SuperDrive 8x (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW)<br />
Keyboard/Mac OS - U.S. English<br />
AirPort Extreme Card &#038; Bluetooth </p>
<p>or </p>
<p>MacBook Pro</p>
<p>MacBook Pro 15-inch Widescreen Display<br />
2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo<br />
250GB Serial ATA Drive @ 5400 rpm<br />
Backlit Keyboard/Mac OS - U.S. English<br />
SuperDrive 8x (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW)<br />
4GB 667MHz DDR2 SDRAM - 2x2GB</p>
<p>Im thinking about running both Mac and Windows on it</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I've been using the Macbook Pro for almost a year now, and it has never crashed. I do lots of video, audio and image editing, often running up to eight programs at once. Despite this, the laptop runs smooth as silk.</p>
<p>If you think you will need a lot of RAM, then by all means spend the extra money. Aesthetically, bear in mind that the Pro has a different finish (brushed metal, and far more appealing in my opinion) and that the larger screen may also be a factor.</p>
<p>Hope this helps!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook/Macbook Pro Vs. PC laptop?<br />
I am getting a laptop as a graduation gift. I would like to know the differences between the Macbook and the Macbook pro as well as both of those vs laptop PC's.</p>
<p>I will not be gaming. I will be just watching videos, maybe editing videos, using facebook, youtube, watching movies, Email, etc.<br />
Also, it will be used for schoolwork at college.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Macbook vs Macbook Pro typically hard drive space / graphics card etc. Its called "Pro" For a reason, same thing, just better. Both run Mac OS X, both are apple products, ones jsut better hardware.</p>
<p>Mac vs PC is where you get into the details...</p>
<p>Unless you buy from Dell and some Sony laptops that offer Ubuntu Linux, you are looking at Windows 7 as your operating system, its secure but a bit of a resource hog. </p>
<p>You can watch movies / email / facebook / youtube on either laptop, Editting videos is a bit more friendly under Mac because it comes with their own Video Editor built in, though you could just as easily download Kino or Windows Movie Editor. </p>
<p>Speed:</p>
<p>Mac is natively faster as its all 64 bit operating systems with more than enough RAM, its also a bit more a simplistic (visual) approach, which saves up memory. Windows is offered in both 32 and 64 bit, and is more a resource hog. </p>
<p>Point: Mac</p>
<p>Security:</p>
<p>Mac is, historically, more secure, Though, as kind of a slap, in the last Mac OS X update, Apple secretly updated the malware definitions for the OS, which showcases that Apple is either dropping the ball, or hackers are liking it as a virus platform even more than before (or both.) Windows 7 so far has no known, unpatched exploits and is remarkably secure. </p>
<p>Point: Tie</p>
<p>Program Availabiltiy:</p>
<p>Honestly, im not even going to go into explaining it, because I'd be typing for hours. Suffice to say, Windows has more.</p>
<p>Point: Windows</p>
<p>Price: </p>
<p>The cheapest modern Macbook / Macbook Pro I've seen was 900, I just got a windows 7 64bit, 4Gb's of Ram, DESKTOP for 700 with a quadcore CPU. So..</p>
<p>Point: Windows.</p>
<p>Ease of use:</p>
<p>Mac OS X is considered one of the most user friendly and easy to use operating systems that exists. Its quick to pick up if you don't mind learning about a true Unix system, and over all its jsut FUN to use. If you are unwilling to learn something new, then stick with Windows if thats what you're used to. </p>
<p>Point: Mac</p>
<p>Schoolwork: </p>
<p>Not a real Mac v PC point, but OpenOffice is available for BOTH operating systems, its almost an drop-in replacement for MS Office / Star Office / Mac MS Office, etc </p>
<p>Point: Doesnt matter.</p>
<p>Just with the points I used, ironically it comes to a tie over all haha. You asked for the advantages / disadvantages, and there they are. What you take from it is your choice. PERSONALLY, I am a mac fan, just because Its most similar to Linux and thats actually what im more familiar with now.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How to convince my dad to get me a Macbook Pro vs. and iMac?<br />
Im would be using this for filmmaking and i reallly want this macbook pro. But my dad thinks that it is better if i get a iMac because of the price difference. The difference is 500 or so dollars. Im looking to use this threw out my high school career. How do i convince him that the price difference of 500$ is worth getting the laptop??? HELP</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Since you are in High School, explain to him that you will want a laptop when you go to college (if you choose to) or for your job. they are much more convenient and can do everything a iMac can. They also are very durable and have amazing features. As a filmmaker, you will no doubt want to be able to work on projects while on the go. If your dad doesnt go for that (and you are willing) see if your dad would be ok with the Macbook Pro if you put your own 0 toward the difference or "borrowed" it from your parents and pay them back with chores or with another job. Parents really appreciate it when their kids are willing to contribute to something they want.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs. Macbook Pro: Is the extra 0 worth it on the Macbook pro?<br />
OK so the school I am probably going to go to next year requires each student to have an Apple Laptop. Even if I don't, I want a mac. But looking at the standard versions of each one, is the extra 0 worth it on the 13-inch pro worth it?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Pro Vs Macbook Air?<br />
Whats the difference?,  Why does the mac book air with similar specs come with a higher price tag compared to a pro?</p>
<p>Macbook Air</p>
<p>13inch screen<br />
2.13Ghz Core 2 Duo<br />
4GB DDR3 RAM<br />
Nvidia 320M Graphics<br />
No backlit keyboard<br />
With added superdrive (cd drive).<br />
256GB Flash Storage</p>
<p>Cost: £1,509</p>
<p>Macbook Pro</p>
<p>13inch screen<br />
2.4Ghz Core 2 Duo<br />
4GB DDR3 RAM<br />
Nvidia 320M Graphics<br />
Backlit keyboard<br />
Has CD Drive pre in it.<br />
250Gb Hard Drive</p>
<p>Cost: £999</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Whether a 13" MacBook Air or 13" MacBook Pro is best depends on your needs. In general, if size and weight are most important, get a MacBook Air. If expansion (and an internal optical drive) is more important, get a 13" MacBook Pro.</p>
<p>For all the differences, an in-depth comparison of the 11" and 13" MacBook Air and 13" MacBook Pro (as well as the entry-level MacBook) can be useful:<br />

http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook-air/macbook-air-faq/differences-between-macbook-air-late-2010-macbook-macbook-pro-mid-2010.html</p>

<p>For MacBook Air and MacBook Pro performance, specifically, this also can be worthwhile:<br />

http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook-air/macbook-air-faq/macbook-air-late-2010-speed-performance-comparison.html</p>

<p>Hope this helps!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook Pro VS PC Laptop on professional video editing?<br />
MacBook Pro i7 640M, GT 330m 512MB, 8G RAM, Snow leopard (the topest Macbook Pro) VS PC Laptop i7 640M, GT 445m 1GB, 8G RAM, Win7 64bit, which one will have higher performance while running Premiere CS5, After Effects CS5?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The Windows pc will do better. But for serious graphics editing, I would go with a PC that has Nvidia Quadro graphics or AMD FirePro graphics, as these cards are made for serious graphics editing, while the GT 330 and 445 are made primarily for gaming and video viewing.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MACBOOK VS MACBOOK PRO?<br />
Hello, I'm interested in buying the Macbook/Macbook Pro 13 inch (newer models) </p>
<p>I'm not going to be doing any video editing, or playing video games on it or anything of that sort.  Just regular usage (facebook, homework, etc.) </p>
<p>I dont think I need the Macbook Pro, and i'll be able to get the Macbook much sooner than the Macbook Pro because of the price difference, even though it is 0 difference, I can use that for new school clothes  </p>
<p>What are your opinions on my situation? Please help make my decision <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_razz.gif' alt=':P' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Don't be fooled by Apple's marketing, you're paying big bucks for the logo.  For standard online and school work you'll be much happier with a (much cheaper) Windows laptop which is more than capable.  In fact, even the cheapest laptops will do what you're saying.  Go with that instead and save 0 instead of 0.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs. Macbook Pro....how much better is Pro reallly?<br />
I've been saving to buy one and it seems I can get a Macbook pro made special with a bigger harddrive, than just a normal macbook pro. What are the main differences between the two and how much better is Pro really??</p>
<p>I'm a film student so better video and editing capabilities really are why I need to ditch my PC.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The two mac systems both seem overpriced for the specs; Windows computers can deliver more power for a lower price. Good luck comparison shopping with Macs. Also consider the powerful video editing programs Sony Vegas and Adobe Premiere only run on Windows computers.</p>
<p>If Dolly's right about her prices, the cheapest Macbook is 00 and the Pro is almost 00.</p>
<p>How about this?<br />
Processor:  2.4GHz, 800MHz FSB, 2MB L2 Cache<br />
RAM: 4GB<br />
HD: 500GB 5400RPM<br />
Screen: 15.6" HD Widescreen </p>
<p>And that's all for 9 (in US dollars). You can always shop for better online too, or customize. Anyway, this is the laptop I found, and it blows the Macbook Pro out of the water if those specs are right too.<br />

http://www.gateway.com/systems/product/529668354.php

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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			New Macbook Pro VS New Macbook Air Which should I get?<br />
I want to get either one before entering college. I want to go into the medical field and was wondering which one would be better to get.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				THIS ONE IS BEST ACCORDING TO YOUR REQUIREMENT</p>
<p>Apple MacBook Pro MC374LL/A 13.3-Inch Laptop<br />
*2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo<br />
*250 GB Hard Drive, 8x DVD/CD SuperDrive, 4GB DDR3 RAM<br />
*13.3 inch LED-backlit display, 1280-by-800 resolution<br />
*NVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics processor with 256 MB of shared memory<br />
*Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard Operating System<br />

http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC374LL-13-3-Inch-Laptop/dp/B003GSLU3E/?tag=sdhrhiaiaa-20

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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is there any difference if Apple preinstalls Lion on a new Macbook Pro vs. me buying one and doing it myself?<br />
I am deciding between buying a Macbook Pro now or waiting till the OS X Lion comes preinstalled on the laptop.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				No difference, end of story. Go get that Macbook...I just bought a new iMac last week and will be doing the same thing.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs. Macbook Pro for college student?<br />
I am a senior in high school now and I'm deciding on a laptop to get next year for college.  I'm going into pre med and I have decided between the new macbook and the macbook pro 13 in.  Both are the same size and seem to be the same, but I could be wrong.  The macbook is 9 for students and the macbook pro is 99 for students on the apple website.  Which one should I get?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The 13" macbook pro has a aluminum body so it is a little bit better on the cooling aspect. If your excepting to do a heavy load on your mac, then go for the pro, but if your going to be typing papers and such. A macbook is fine for that. I have a macbook, and my girlfriend has a macbook pro. It works fine for what I use it for. I even play portal on it! If you go for a macbook, I would suggest some good headphones and/or speaker to get with it. The speakers on the macbook are ok. The pro has a better sound set up. Also, if you like to work in low light like my girlfriend, the pro has a key lit keyboard. I hope this helps in making your decision. Ultimately, I would suggest getting the 13' macbook pro.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs. Macbook Pro?<br />
I'm looking into buying a macbook.  I was wondering if someone could tell me what exactly the difference is between the a regular macbook and macbook pro?  I will be using it for schoolwork and movie editing.  Which one should I buy and what is the difference?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The 13-Inch MacBook and MacBook Pro models largely are differentiated by case material, performance (modestly), and connectivity.</p>
<p>For you, it sounds like either would meet your needs, but an in-depth comparison may help you choose:<br />

http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook_pro/macbook-pro-unibody-faq/differences-between-macbook-pro-mid-2010-macbook-mid-2010-macbook-air-mid-2009.html

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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Pro users help! Macbook vs. Macbook Pro question?<br />
Is there any fundamental difference between a the performance of a 2.4 Ghz Macbook Pro and a 2.4 Ghz Macbook, both with 4GB RAM?<br />
I do video edit, but not heavy video editing. Another question. Will 2.4 Ghz be noticeably faster than 2.0 Ghz?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Yes because the Macbook has an integrated 9400M G GPU while the Macbook Pro has ability to switch to a 9600M GT w/256MB of dedicated memory. But other than that no real performance difference.</p>
<p>Avery you have that backwards, the Macbook Pro has the FireWire port the Macbook does not.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What apple computer should I buy? Macbook pro vs iMac?<br />
I want the newest apple computer, but which one is better.<br />
Which one should I buy the macbook pro or the iMac.<br />
Please give links for reviews on both of these.<br />
I want specifications on both the macbook pro and the iMac.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				IMac
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			macbook pro vs macbook air?!?<br />
i'm in 8th grade and i just got straight A's on my report card and my parents said they would get me any macbook if i got them =]] anyway...so i'm deciding which one to get and i'm between the macbook air and macbook pro. ive heard good and bad things about both. i'd love to hear from people who have either of them!<br />
thanks so much!!! 10 points for best answer (:</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Understand that the MacBook Air is not even in the same market as a Mac Book or Pro.  The Air is designed for the all wireless environment, the power business traveler that just need an interface with him to carry files.  It is meant to be limited in the number of ports and abilities.</p>
<p>At your stage in life, get the MacBook.  The only real difference between the Book and the Pro, is the Pro has a faster processor, faster graphics card, more RAM and a larger hard drive.</p>
<p>Beyond that, it all comes with Mac OSX, and all the Apple goodies like the iLife suite.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs. Macbook Pro 13in vs. Macbook Air?<br />
ok so i have a dell but, its big and bulky and not that fast...i would be using it for school a lot and need a fast internet, which one is best, im leaning toward the Macbook or the Macbook Pro.<br />
im not buying it now maybe in a few months...<br />
Or should i keep my Dell Inspiron (not the new one, the old big one...)</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I will strongly recommend you Apple MacBook Pro MC700LL/A 13.3-Inch Laptop. It is the best selling laptop right now While buying Macbook air you have to sacrifice memory as it has less hard drive You can check this out at </p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC700LL-13-3-Inch-Laptop/dp/B002QQ8H8I/ref=sr_1_1?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&#038;s=pc&#038;ie=UTF8&#038;qid=1310159242&#038;sr=1-1&#038;tag=arskas-20</p>
<p>Read this opinion from an actual user, and you'll know why I recommend this laptop</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/review/R3HWVXHTEIV8DI/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&#038;ASIN=B002QQ8H8I&#038;nodeID=&#038;linkCode=&#038;tag=arskas-20</p>
<p>If you still want to get the Macbook Air , you may find a good price for it here</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC503LL-13-3-Inch-Laptop/dp/B0047DVVZO/ref=sr_1_17?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&#038;s=pc&#038;ie=UTF8&#038;qid=1310558793&#038;sr=1-17&#038;tag=arskas-20</p>
<p>Also Check macbook here </p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC516LL-13-3-Inch-Laptop/dp/B002C7489S/ref=zg_tr_565108_11&#038;tag=arskas-20
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Air vs. Macbook vs. Macbook Pro?<br />
I was going to buy an ipad until I found out that my 5 year old computer is not compatible. I am not going to buy a new desk top computer, so I was wondering if I should get a Macbook Air, a Macbook, or a Macbook Pro. First off, will the Macbook Air be able to sync with my i-tunes 9.2 version? I am currently using OSX 10.4.11. What else do I need to consider when making my decision? The cost between the two isn't very much, so it seems to me that the Macbook or Macbook Pro may be more bang for the buck in the long run. What do you think?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Buy a MacBook pro if you plan on getting an iPad. If you get an MacBook air don't bother. Cause basically the MacBook air was made to bridge the gap between a laptop and netbook. </p>
<p>MacBook pro will also be a lot more worth it in the long wrong. </p>
<p>Don't worry about compatiblity issues cause Apple makes all the software and hardware for the products you listed. They're pros at makin things work seemlessly <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> 
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Questions Macbook vs Macbook pro?<br />
i am a computer idiot, so please dont tell me any impressive  computer language. </p>
<p>1) I play music, and i heard people said Mac is good for recording music. How good is it? What can it do??</p>
<p>2) Can Mac install GuitarPro (a music program)</p>
<p>3) which mac worth more? Macbook or Macbook pro (performance per price)</p>
<p>4) I knew that Macbook pro has almost a double price than Macbook, but i wanna know why it costs so much? I mean is there something that its much better? Are the music program a lot stronger than regular macbook? How is it stronger?</p>
<p>5) Why are Mac computer cheaper in the US than HK? is it better to buy it here in the states?</p>
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				1) Macs are used a lot in the film and music industry so id say so, garage band is good for recording.</p>
<p>2) Probably but you might have to buy it for mac (if they have it) or u can separate your hard drive so it runs windows and mac</p>
<p>3) Mac book pros are worth more.</p>
<p>4) You can get mac book pros with the same stats and stuff as a macbook but you can also get ones that are better so they cost more, they are also bigger. Macbook pros are probably used more heavilier as macbooks are just used amoung people looking for a laptop for internet and minor editing.</p>
<p>5) Pc's are more used then macs, also makes were made in us so HK doesnt really make them because more people use pc's so they make more money.</p>
<p>Major editing and recording = macbook pro</p>
<p>Minor = mac book</p>
<p>Imacs are good for editing and recording too and they cost less then mac book pros.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Vs Macbook pro 13.3"?<br />
I am planning to buy a macbook.<br />
Please suggest me which one is better Macbook or Macbook pro 13.3"<br />
Please give detailed information.<br />
I am planning to buy a macbook.<br />
Please suggest me which one is better Macbook or Macbook pro 13.3"<br />
Please give detailed information.<br />
The main difference is of RAM and the body and backlit keyboard.<br />
Is there anything other in which macbook pro is better than macbook.<br />
Can anyone tell me which one is more durable.<br />
I do a lot  of traveling and need to carry it with me.<br />
So please suggest accordingly.</p>
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				The 13-Inch MacBook and MacBook Pro models largely are differentiated by case material, performance (modestly), and connectivity. Basically, if price is most important, get a MacBook. If an aluminum case and additional ports are more important, get a MacBook Pro. Either will last for years if you take good care of it, but many find the MacBook Pro's aluminum case to be more durable.</p>
<p>For more details, an in-depth objective comparison may be useful to choose for yourself:<br />

http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook_pro/macbook-pro-unibody-faq/differences-between-macbook-pro-mid-2010-macbook-mid-2010-macbook-air-mid-2009.html</p>

<p>Hope this helps!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook pro vs MacBook charger?<br />
How long will it take for a MacBook charger to charge a lifeless MacBook pro? I have just attached it! Didn't switch on straight away! Thanks!!!</p>
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				It will take a little while longer as the MacBook charger is 65 watts I think, and the Macbook Pro charger is 85 watts. Its okay to use the Macbook charger on a Macbook pro as a temporary basis, but you need to fully charge the Macbook Pros battery first (until the magsafe connector light goes from Red to Green), and then use it. If using the macbook pro with the macbook charger plugged in, you might notice the battery draining, due to the fact that the macbook pro uses more power than the regular macbook charger can provide.<br />
Hope this helps!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs. Macbook Pro? Which would suit me better?<br />
I'm a 22 year old college graduate.  I received a regular 13-inch macbook as a high school graduation present from my parents.  It lasted me all 4 years and I've just recently started having battery issues and it has been slowing down a great deal.</p>
<p>I'm working and want to buy a new computer and just don't know if I should get the regular Macbook like my current computer, or should I get the Pro.  What are the benefits and drawbacks?</p>
<p>Thanks so much!!</p>
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				Are you talking about a new MacBook? Apple no longer has any to sell. <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif' alt=':(' class='wp-smiley' /> ((</p>
<p>MacBook Pro has a different body design. Some people like the sleek aluminum design... but that alone doesn't make it work better or last longer.<br />
-- Better graphics.<br />
-- Dual graphics in 15" &#038; 17" (low res shared graphics to save power, high-res discrete card kicks in when needed).<br />
-- Illuminated keyboard.<br />
-- Firewire 800 (twice as fast as the older FW400, which was much faster than USB 2.0 connection due to huge bandwidth -- not related to transfer speed).<br />
-- Thunderbolt (much faster than USB 3.0)<br />
-- Separate audio line in and line out.<br />
-- High-res or anti-glare display options.<br />
-- Core i5 (dual-core) processor with white MacBook, Core i7 (quad-core) processor with 15" or 17" models.</p>
<p>If you need fast copying of large files to an external drive or video rendering to an external drive, you need a MacBook Pro.</p>
<p>If you want to play games fairly well and save money, you need the regular MacBook. If you want to play games amazingly well, you need the 15" or 17" Pro. The 13" Pro is not great at playing games.</p>
<p>If you want to render raw video from a camcorder to Final Cut Pro, again you must choose the 15" or 17" Pro. Can't do HD rendering in Final Cut with the 13" Pro.</p>
<p>If you never care much about games, never plan to do serious professional-quality video editing, and only need to do the easy stuff like FB, Youtube, Word, FaceTime, and email, all you need is the white MacBook.</p>
<p>------------------------------<br />
If your MacBook battery lasted four years, you must not be using it all day. I use mine all day most days for teaching, but I take out the battery to make it last longer. You can fix slow performance by using Disk Utility to repair, and by eliminating Login Items. A computer doesn't become slow just by the simple passing of time. Something has happened to the file system or software.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs Macbook pro<br />
What are the main differences between a Macbook and Macbook pro?<br />
Except the price!</p>
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				Speed<br />
Screen Size<br />
Upgraded Screens (optional)<br />
Larger Drives and Optional Faster Drives<br />
Better Video Cards.</p>
<p>Different models have different specs. you can go to www.apple.com and see the complete specs and custom configure the laptop.</p>
<p>The Top of the line Macbook has the same processor as the bottom of the line Macbook Pro. the Macbook has a larger drive but the Pro has a better video card.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs Macbook pro (Which one is better?!)?<br />
I really want a laptop from apple and I'm not sure if I should get the Macbook or the Macbook Pro. I  don't care about the memory or anything about that and the gigs and cords and you know. i just want to know if they are just the same except all that stuff. I am pretty young and i just really want a apple laptop. PLEASE HELP ME!</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[First impressions The previous the MacBook Pros were very good indeed. They delivered consistently professional quality and great features. Reviewing next generation MacBook Pros is therefore something of a treat. An initial glance at the latest models shows nothing new. This isn't disappointing: the sturdy casings and the smart design are exactly what you want [...]]]></description>
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<strong>First impressions</strong></p>
<p>The previous the MacBook Pros were very good indeed. They delivered consistently professional quality and great features. Reviewing next generation MacBook Pros is therefore something of a treat.</p>
<p>An initial glance at the latest models shows nothing new. This isn't disappointing: the sturdy casings and the smart design are exactly what you want from a superior laptop. The keyboard appears tidier 00004000 - the result of some minor changes - but apart from that, everything looks as impressive as it always has.</p>
<p>This might suggest that any internal changes are also minor. Not so. When you fire up the MacBook Pros and start putting each model through its paces, you soon realise you're working with machines that excel expectations.</p>
<p><strong>Technology</strong></p>
<p>To begin with, the processors are Intel 45 nanometer Penryns. These are noticeably faster than the 65 nanometer Meroms installed in the older MacBook Pros, and easily beat the Meroms in all benchmark tests.</p>
<p>The standard processors for the two 15 inch MacBook Pros are 2.4GHz and 2.5GHz Intel Core 2 Duos. The 17 inch has the 2.5GHz. Allied to these are enhanced hard drives of 200GB for the 15 inch 2.4GHz, and 250GB for the 15 inch and 17 inch 2.5 GHz.</p>
<p>Of particular interest to the multimedia user is the doubling of the video memory on all three MacBook Pros. The 15 inch 2.4GHz has a NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT with 256MB, and the 15 inch 2.5GHz and 17 inch 2.5GHz have the same graphics processor but with 512MB.</p>
<p>2GB of RAM supports the above technology across the range. The overall results are laptops that cope easily with advanced graphics and audio applications.</p>
<p><strong>Hardware</strong></p>
<p>Each of the three MacBook Pros comes with standard hardware, such as:</p>
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<li>slot-loading 8x double-layer SuperDrive</li>
<li>iSight camera</li>
<li>AirPort Extreme and Bluetooth wireless connections</li>
<li>stereo speakers</li>
<li>FireWire 400 and 800 ports</li>
<li>USB 2.0 ports (two on the 15 inch models; three on the 17 inch)</li>
<li>DVI port</li>
<li>Audio ports</li>
<li>Gigabit Ethernet port</li>
<li>ExpressCard/34 slot</li>
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<p>There are also hardware aextrasa that help the MacBook Pro stand out from the crowd. These include a powerful lithium-polymer battery; an ambient light sensor that illuminates the keyboard in dark conditions; and an energy-saving LED backlit screen.</p>
<p>These screens are mercury-free and anti-glare, and have resolutions of 1,440 x 900 pixels for the 15 inch models and 1,680 x 1,050 pixels for the 17 inch. With both you have bright, natural and pin sharp images.</p>
<p>Perhaps the best hardware extra of all, though, is the new MacBook Pro trackpad. This now has the multi-touch functions that have proved so popular on the iPhone. By pinching, swiping and rotating your fingers on the trackpad, you have remarkably fast and positive control over the features of the MacBook Pro's creative software.</p>
<p>Multi-touch does give rise to a slight problem: the size of the trackpad may feel a little small for someone learning the appropriate gestures. That said, once you're familiar with multi-touch, it's not difficult to work within the trackpad's boundaries.</p>
<p><strong>Software</strong></p>
<p>As with all new Macs, the MacBook Pro comes with the best operating system around, the Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard. If you've never used Leopard before, its proficiency will delight you. If you're already a Mac user, you still have something to please you because the new MacBook Pros boost the speed of Leopard and the applications that run off it.</p>
<p>Among these applications is Apple's latest version of the world's fastest browser, Safari. This comes with the usual batch of updated Apple software such as Boot Camp, Mail, iChat, iTunes, DVD Player, iPhoto and iLife '08.</p>
<p><strong>Performance</strong></p>
<p>Experienced MacBook Pro users can load their preferred applications on these latest models and immediately notice the improvements in speed. For example, you can set up Photoshop CS3 in approximately eight seconds on the 15 inch 2.5GHz. You'll then go on to discover Photoshop runs 20 - 25% faster than a 2007 2.6 GHz MacBook Pro.</p>
<p>Compared to a 2006 MacBook Pro, the differences are even greater. Overall, you can experience speed increases of around 50% across a range of applications. This is good news for all those who want maximum performance from a laptop.</p>
<p><strong>Options</strong></p>
<p>With any laptops designed for professional use, it's always worth looking at the manufacturer's options because some people will need a buffer zone of extra speed and power for specific applications.</p>
<p>The configuration options of the MacBook Pro are unlikely to let you down. To give you extra power, you can request a 2.6GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor upgrade for either the 2.5 GHz 15 inch or 17 inch models. As for RAM, you can upgrade any of the three MacBook Pros to 4GB.</p>
<p>On the 17 inch MacBook Pro, you might want to increase the hard drive to 300GB to provide additional room for space-stealing graphics applications. Similarly, you can ensure the perfect clarity of your images by asking for a 1,920 x 1,200 pixel screen for the same model.</p>
<p>Finally, if you prefer a glossy rather than anti-glare matt screen, you can request this when you place your order, as is possible with most Mac Computers .</p>
<p><strong>Value</strong></p>
<p>With all these upgrades packed into the same shells as the previous MacBook Pro models, you might anticipate a rise in prices. If you do, you'd be wrong. The new MacBook Pros are unquestionably better machines but the prices across the range haven't changed. The old MacBook Pros were good value, but the latest incarnations are simply excellent for the price.</p>
<p><strong>Conclusion</strong></p>
<p>Want the best laptops from a great manufacturer? Look no further.</p>
<p><strong>Pros</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Speedier than the previous generation of MacBook Pros</li>
<li>Double the video memory</li>
<li>Smooth, multi-touch features on the trackpad</li>
<li>Improved battery life</li>
<li>Excellent configuration options</li>
<li>More for your money: no price increase compared to the older MacBook Pro equivalents</li>
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<p><strong>Cons</strong></p>
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<li>Trackpad may be a little small for novice users</li>
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<h3>Frequently Asked Questions</h3>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			13 inch Macbook Pro Review?<br />
I'm 15 years old; I'll be a sophmore next year. My Dell Inspiron recently broke. I used my laptop for everything: school work, writing, surfing the web, etc. I used my laptop everyday; it wasnt just some piece of crap collecting dusk in the corner. Anyway, I came across the 13 inch Macbook Pro. It seems like it has everything a highschooler, like myself, needs. I was just wondering what the pos and cons were and if its a suitable laptop for a high school student.  Al, is it worth the money? Thanks in advance <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook Pro Review????????<br />
Give me your review on the mac book pro .................like appature.....keyboard....camera....different stuff like what are the bad things about it and what are the best just tell me stuff about it</p>
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				I've been using the MacBook Pros for years and I love them.</p>
<p>While the Keyboard is different, it's very comfortable to use and feels good to type on - great responsiveness.</p>
<p>Aperture is one of the best pieces of photo software out there. If you're not planning on doing photo manipulation (like in photoshop) then it's all you'll need and the feature set is great for somebody who just wants to take and process photographs.</p>
<p>The extra long battery life is very nice as well. Up to 7.5 hours of regular use with the discreet graphics card turned off and 5.5 hours of heavy photo work with the discreet graphics card turned on.</p>
<p>If you're going to be doing photography, I recommend spending the extra  and getting the matte display instead of the standard glossy. It helps A LOT when working with photos.</p>
<p>To get the same quality out of a PC, you're going to spend about the same amount as you are on the MacBook Pro, but you won't get things like iPhoto, Garage Band, iWeb and iMovie, which are far superior to the Low End, Inexpensive Windows alternatives.</p>
<p>By far, the best machine on the market.</p>
<p>Also, you can't beat Apple customer service. They are amazing.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			can you give me a macbook pro review?<br />
i might be getting one for christmas and ill be getting the cheapest ones they have being ,200 lmao. can i get a 15 inch for that much or does it have to be 13 inches?  i probably dont need much space on it like the GB or whatever. im a 17 year old guy by the way. so ya just a review on if they're good, the good and bad things about them and stuff like that. thanks<br />
not what i was asking for but ok?</p>
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				Let me Google that for you...</p>
<p>The cheapest Macbook is ,000. It's not a pro, but it's also 0 cheaper.<br />
The ,200 is 13-inch, and you'd need to pay more for 15-inch.</p>
<p>What a lot of people don't realize is that Macs come with way more NICE software than Windows machines, and they run plenty enough software to keep Mac users happy. The OS is also more stable.<br />
The only bad things about them are that they cost more.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook pro 13 inch review?<br />
The 1199.99 model. I want user info on speed, durability,  specs, screen, speakers, basically all around performance and review. Thanks guys im really on the fence about this notebook. I've never used a mac besides at bestbuy so info would be greatly appreciated!  Thanks <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':-)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				yes Apple blatantly rips people off. They will charge you 600bucks for a hhard-drivethat only costs160. IMO you should just buy a PC and install the Max OS X if you don't want to loose a bunch of money.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is a macbook pro a good choice for an engineering major?<br />
I'm going to be a freshman in college next year and was considering a macbook pro after hearing great reviews from some friends and teachers.  I'm going into civil or environmental engineering and was wondering how engineering programs run on the Mac. Any engineering students have a Mac? Saving money is not one of my top priorities or I wouldn't be considering a Mac in the first place. Thanks in advance</p>
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				As a Mac user for about twenty years and an engineer I can tell you that you are probably better off with a PC as many little engineering speciality applications run on only on PC's. </p>
<p>However, the new Mac's can run bootcamp and boot up with Window's NT, so your MacBook will look just like a PC running Windows, and most of programs that you would use for engineering undergrad like Excel and MatLab all have Mac and PC versions. I've heard AutoCAD runs just as fast in bootcamp as on a regular PC. So if you choose the Mac route, 95% of the time you will be OK and the other 5% you will have to improvise (run under bootcamp as PC, write your program, etc.) </p>
<p>Lastly you should check with the Engineering Dept of your school and see if they have any specific recommendations.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is your opinion of the new macbook vs old macbook pro?<br />
Hey Y'all! With Christmas just around the corner, I am wanting to upgrade to a new laptop. I am having trouble deciding between the new re-design of the Macbook or getting the older version of Macbook Pro instead? There are a lot of mixed reviews regarding the newer Macbook so I am kind of iffy about whether to purchase that model. I was considering a refurbished Macbook Pro since it has nothing but great reviews. What do y'all think? Thanks! <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				build a hackintosh
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			I need peoples opinions on the Macbook Pro?<br />
So I am going into 9th grade next year and my mom and I decided that I should get a laptop to use for school projects, homework, etc. I've heard that the macbook pro is very handy and works well. It is also in my price range and I am considering getting it. Can macbook pro owners give me their review of them and tell me what features it includes? Thanks <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				Macbook pro is one of the best laptops you can get, but if you are in 9th grade, It will be overkill. People who buy macbook pros tend to buy them because they are, well, proffesionals. Its too expensive for anyone else to really need. Buy a nice HP or Dell instead. just as powerful, 1/4 of the price.</p>
<p>I have a macbook pro that I use for web design etc that is harder to do on a windows computer.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Reviews on MacBook and MacBook Pro?<br />
I already looked at reviews online so I don't want information from them. I want reviews from people who personally own these computers and I want to know what they think of them. I'm thinking about purchasing a mac but I am not sure which one to buy, the 13" MacBook or the 13" MacBook pro. So if you own either one could you tell me your opinion on it? Thanks!</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Any body that has a Macbook pro, or Asus G73JH can you comment and review? thanks?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I have a Macbook pro and I love it. It's operating system blows any PC system out of the water, plus it has all kinds of really convenient touchpad commands that save time and make navigating through files and internet sites a breeze!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is Macbook Pro a good laptop choice for mechanical engineering?<br />
I will be starting college in the fall as a mechanical engineering major and I really would like to purchase a Macbook Pro for school. I have gotten mixed reviews through other forums about whether this is a good idea or not. I even asked my college and they said they didn't take a stance on a better laptop. Opinions appreciated <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif' alt=':D' class='wp-smiley' /> .</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				In simple words, no. Here is why.</p>
<p>First of all is the price. Most CAD programs are Windows based and run either only/or better on Windows. If you get a MacBook, you will need to purchase a copy of Windows (0) to run your programs on. In addition, you will not get by with the integrated graphics on the 13" MacBook Pro. This means you will need a 15 or 17 inch MacBook Pro, which start at 00. For only 0, you can get a Sandy-Bridge based Windows laptop (ASUS N53SV) with the same quad core, more expandability, more ports, and a far better graphics card than the 00 MacBook Pro. Price-wise, it doesn't seem logical.</p>
<p>If the price isn't an issue for you, then you could justify buying a MacBook Pro. But there are some other issues to consider. Macs traditionally run hot and have lots of faults especially with cooling and power systems like the horribly designed Magsafe power adapter. In addition, there is a widespread charging problem with the new 15" MacBook Pros. If you are running the GPU at moderate load (such as watching Netflix), the laptop will not charge. If you run it at high load, the battery will drain even if the computer is plugged in. This is because the power adapter offered is not powerful enough to run all the components and Apple will not offer a more powerful one. So essentially, you are paying for an about 00 computer that cannot run at a higher load.</p>
<p>Personally, I would suggest a business-class computer. This includes the Thinkpad W520 (15 inch), W720 (17 inch), and T420 (14 inch) series. All are plenty if not more powerful than the Macs at a much lower price.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			can someone give me review/advice/opinion on the apple macbook pro 15.4"?<br />
ive been a windows user my whole life and have been anti mac os but after finding out about the bootcamp and taking a closer look at the mac os it seems worthwhile, but i would like some reviews and opinions and also more specs on the various things about the macbook and what it can do</p>
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				check out this review from macworld magazine.</p>
<p>http://www.macworld.com/products/apple/complete/product00109_detail1.php</p>
<p>i hope it helps you make your decision!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is the Nikon D5000 compatible with the Macbook Pro?<br />
Hello, I was wondering if the Nikon D5000 is compatible with the Macbook Pro.  I was going to buy a Nikon D5000, but my mom found a review online from somebody saying that their Nikon D5000 was not compatible with their Macbook Pro.  Now, I am hesitant to order it.  Can anybody confirm that it is/isn't compatible with the Macbook Pro?<br />
Please say if you use the Nikon D5000 with a Macbook!</p>
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				LOL</p>
<p>ALL dSLR's can be used with either PC's or Mac's.</p>
<p>Whomever could not get their images from the D5000 memory card to their MacBook Pro is incompetent as both a photographer and user of their computer.  This is just basic stuff.  Not rocket science</p>
<p>Anyone with experience with 1) using their computers file manager and 2) a fully adjustable camera can easily copy image files to their computer.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What am I missing out on if I get a new MacBook as opposed to the MacBook Pro?<br />
I've been trying to decide between models of MacBook or MacBook Pro, and I think I've been reading too many reviews because I'm forgetting which models come with what. This is not a spec-related question, but rather things like the 17" MacBook Pro coming with a long-life built in battery. So, what features does each carry uniquely?</p>
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				The Apple MacBook Pro is kind of like the Xbox 360 Elite of laptops. It may have a few bonus additional features that makes it nice (i.e: 120GB Hard Drive, HDMI Port, etc).</p>
<p>The Macbook Pro is more defined, and depending on what year the original Macbook Pro has, your going to get a better video card, and processor.</p>
<p>If your simply doing light business work, etc and your just wanting an excellent, reliable laptop then don't pay the extra.<br />
If you like luxury, and you want to pay for the extra looks, then go for the MacBook Pro.</p>
<p>There is no major differences; The MacBook Pro does depending on which model your comparing it vs and what year, does have better hard drive size, processing speed, etc.</p>
<p>But.<br />
It's releatively the same.<br />
Both are very excellent machines.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			where can i find reviews for the new macbook pro aluminum 13 inch?<br />
i tried google, but they're no good. is it just too new that there havent been any reviews written?</p>
<p>LINKS MAYBE???</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Try this:</p>
<p>http://www.engadget.com/2009/06/10/apples-new-macbook-pro-family-unboxing-and-hands-on/</p>
<p>I have not read it.  But you should know the new 13" are stretching the word to call themselves a PRO.  Without the secondary graphics card, they are nothing more than a rebadged Macbook.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook pro 2011 new design?<br />
I saw some videos of the macbook pro 2011 reviews, and I saw a macbook pro with a white outside (where the black part around the screen usually is) Could you still buy a macbook pro 2011 with a black outside instead of white still?<br />
Sorry if this doesn't make sence... But thanks! <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif' alt=':D' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Yes, the silver bezel is used if you get the antiglare display option on the laptop.  If you get the standard glass/glossy display the bezel is still black.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Pro feedback/reviews?<br />
Hi, I am going to be a freshman this upcoming school year and I really want a MacBook Pro. I want to get one of the Apple Certified Refurbished laptops that are currently selling for about 9. I am saving up the money on my own by doing work around the house, saving allowance, and babysitting. Any advice on how to make some more money? (I currently have about 0 and I'm asking for money for my birthday which is coming up soon) Also, any feedback from people who have purchased this computer. Thanks!<br />
I'm interested in Macs because of the anti-virus features and also my family and high school uses Macs and from experience I've discovered everything just goes smoother without switching files between Mac and Windows. I also need this laptop to last 4 years...</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				One thing to keep in mind is that Apple offers student discounts to students at qualifying schools.  You might wait until your first week of school and see if you can get that discount - it's only around 10%, but every little bit helps.  Also, if your college has a computer store then they may be able to help you get a deal.</p>
<p>As for making money, there are the traditional routes - cutting lawns, doing yard work, babysitting, washing cars etc.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			why sometimes my macbook pro 2010 trackpad works and sometimes it does not work?<br />
For example, when playing videos on youtube, sometimes I want to review some moments, but when I try to click to do that, the trackpad does not respond at all. Does someone know why does this problem happen and how to fix it?<br />
p/s: my macbook softwares and acrobat flash player are up to date.</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is the best case for a macbook pro?<br />
I am getting a 13 inch macbook pro in July and would like to buy a shell case to protect it. I'm looking for something thin that comes in a cute color or pattern and will fit into my poor college kid budget. I was looking at the ones on the apple site but the reviews said alot of them left scratches on the bottoms of computers. Any suggestions for brand names or websites that I should look at will be appreciated.</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			The CONS of an Apple MacBook Pro?<br />
I just want to know the cons. I've heard heaps of reviews on a MacBook Pro and they all sound extremely good. However, my friend says that Macs are over-priced and isn't worth the money. are there any other cons?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				1) Mac's can't (as a rule) run Windows-only software. However, there are Mac programs (like Wine and Crossover) that will let you run some Windows programs on OS X (Mac's operating system). Also, if you shell out the cash to buy a retail Windows XP or Vista disk you can *very easily* install Windows on your Mac. I have XP Pro installed on my iMac for the times I need to run a Win-only program.</p>
<p>2) If you REALLY know Windows, there might be a bit of a learning curve getting used to Mac. If all you do is check email, watch videos, play with your digital pictures, listen to music, ect....Mac's are a lot easier to work with.</p>
<p>3) The cost is high. However, if you were to get a PC with the exact same specs as a MacBook Pro you'd be looking at pretty dang close to the same cost.</p>
<p>4) You can't change the hardware yourself. All you can really change yourself is the RAM. Everything else is really sealed up. But if you don't intend to swap out your video card or hard drive yourself, it's not a big deal.</p>
<p>5) If you need help, your friends who don't have Mac's won't be able to help you. But there are awesome Apple comunities online that offer great help, and Apple itself has lots of free software support.</p>
<p>That's about it! I switched from PC's to Macs in late 2007 and I've never looked back. I really love the fact that since I can install Windows on it, it's basically two computers in one. So it's actually a good deal! Ask your friend to try to run GarageBand on his PC and see what happens  <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
<p>I hope that helped!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What apple computer should I buy? Macbook pro vs iMac?<br />
I want the newest apple computer, but which one is better.<br />
Which one should I buy the macbook pro or the iMac.<br />
Please give links for reviews on both of these.<br />
I want specifications on both the macbook pro and the iMac.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				IMac
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Pro running windows have lower battery life?<br />
I read in a review that when you are running windows on macbook the batter life goes down to like 5 hrs versus 7-9 hrs you get running Mac OS (on the 2010 models). Is that true? and if it is, why is that?</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Good fitting sleeve for 13 inch MacBook Pro?<br />
Has anyone found a laptop sleeve that fits the new 13 inch MacBook Pro well? I keep reading reviews that all of the ones made for 13 inch computers fit the white and black MacBooks but are a little too big for the aluminum MacBook Pros.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Yes, I have the thirteen inch MacBook Pro right now and they sold cases like that in the store. You can also buy them online. Mine is pink, but if you don't like that is also comes in black, gray, red, orange, light blue, and brown. It's about thirty five dollars, but it has really soft material on the inside and it is great for protecting the laptop. It fits perfectly. You are right, that the MacBook ones definitely will not fit the MacBook Pro, but the one I have is absolutely perfect. The URL is below to look at it. Really hope I could help.</p>
<p>http://www.goincase.com/products/detail/neoprene-sleeve-cl57098
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook pro 2010 customer reviews?<br />
I'm going to buy the new macbook pro (13"). I would love some reviews on the product! Any likes, dislikes, opinions, advice would be greatly appreciated! Also, if you have one, how long had it lasted? (I realize the pro that Im looking at just came out in april, but how long any mac laptop has lasted for you!)</p>
<p>Thanks!<br />
Hannah M, could you tell me why you wish you would have saved the money?</p>
<p>And if i got the regular macbook, i would upgrade to 4GB memory, which makes the price difference . Would you get the pro for a  difference?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Macbook is good but price is very High In that range You can get Better laptop<br />
You can buy<br />
1)Toshiba Satellite A505-S6030 TruBrite 16.0-Inch Laptop (Black/Silver)<br />
*2.8GHz Intel Core i7-720QM Processor<br />
*4GB 204-Pin DDR3 SO-DIMM Memory<br />
*500GB Serial ATA Hard Disk Drive (5400RPM); DVD SuperMulti Drive with Labelflash<br />
*16" CCFL (16:9) 1366x768 Display; NVIDIA GeForce 310M Graphics<br />
*Window 7 Home Premium 64-bit<br />

http://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-Satellite-A505-S6030-TruBrite-16-0-Inch/dp/B00313JXMO/?tag=best-laptops01-20</p>

<p>2)Dell Inspiron i1764-6075OBK 1764 17.3-Inch Laptop (Obsidian Black)<br />
*2.26GHz Intel Core i5-430M Dual Core Processor (2.53GHz Turbo Mode, 3MB Cache)<br />
*4GB System Memory; Media Card Reader; 10/100 Ethernet; Wireless-N Mini-Card<br />
*500GB Hard Drive; 8X Dual Layer DVD+/-RW Optical Drive<br />
*17.3" HD Display; Integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator HD; 1.3MP Webcam<br />
*Windows 7 Home Premium Operating System (64-bit); 6-cell Battery<br />
http://www.amazon.com/Dell-Inspiron-i1764-6075OBK-17-3-Inch-Obsidian/dp/B0030T17GO/?tag=best-laptops01-20<br />
Hey you can visit below link you can find more options here :<br />

http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?ff3=4&#038;pub=5574865779&#038;toolid=10001&#038;campid=5336686710&#038;customid=laptop+best+deal&#038;mpre=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fs%2Fref%3Dnb_sb_noss%3Furl%3Dsearch-alias%253Daps%26field-keywords%3Dlaptop%2Bi3%26x%3D0%26y%3D0%26ih%3D8_0_0_0_1_0_0_0_0_1.41_194%26fsc%3D-1%26tag%3Dbest-laptops01-20

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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			When was the MacBook Pro 2011 released? (Or when will it be?)?<br />
My family &#038; I were thinking of buying a family MacBook Pro. My daughter has been doing some research about the three different laptops and came out with the Pro, as it seemed to get the best reviews &#038; favorings. Does anyone know when the MacBook Pro 2011 was released or when it will be released????<br />
Also, if you have a MacBook laptop, reviews on it would be great.<br />
Thank you!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				the new macbook pro line got a refresh ,it was just released at the end of february..
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			I'm seriously considering buying a macbook pro this weekend. I'll be using finalcut, why else should i get 1?<br />
I've seen a lot of great reviews on youtube and other sites. I've used PC all my life and still plan on using PC but I'd like to give mac a try. I'll be using it mostly for finalcut pro. Are their other benefits to having a macbook? It would be nice to have feedback from owners of macbook pros. thanks.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I would avoid at all costs.. Look at the Snow Leopard Deleting Data Bug.. And there are other professional video editing tools that are equal/better than final cut Pro. </p>
<p>PC=Variety of specs, options, quality, prices, vendors, support<br />
Mac=One vendor, limited options, still more expensive.  Look below for more information..</p>
<p> Today, Macs use a subset of PC hardware. Why spend extra to get the same CPU chips, graphics cards  and OS X isn't as secure as you think..</p>
<p>Don't believe the lies that Macs are better than PCs at graphics/animation..  Dreamworks Animation  http://www.dreamworksanimation.com/ under studio click on Technology of Animation, an independent film maker I know uses PCs, a graphic artist I used to know uses PCs also.</p>
<p>A number of PCs can also run OS X (Mac OS)  http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&#038;q=os+x+on+pc&#038;btnG=Google+Search&#038;aq=0&#038;oq=os+x+on+ as well just that Apple makes it illegal in order to get Market share.. The reason why Mac can run native Windows  is because it is using a subset of PC hardware,</p>
<p>If you decide to buy a Mac for running Windows, you will still have to get the same virus/spyware protection, and run into the same issues as a regular PC.</p>
<p>Now is a Mac worth buying for OS X?</p>
<p>I say:  NO... for the following reasons...</p>
<p>ADVANTAGES WINDOWS :<br />
Aprox 90% of the market is Windows and most PCs have windows already pre-installed.<br />
1) Some websites require Internet Explorer, to run IE on Mac you really get ies4osx which is the Windows version of IE running really buggy and illegal if you don't have a legitimate copy of Windows.<br />
2)  Supports more devices (printers and other things you hook into the computer).<br />
3) More business software/games<br />
4) Want the dock on OS X (Mac)? google/yahoo rocketdock, objectdoc.<br />
5) Used by businesses.</p>
<p>ADVANTAGES LINUX :<br />
1) FREE (most versions are)<br />
2) Install software by either 1) Synaptic Package Manager,  2) Add/Remove   3) Opening a .deb or .rpm file (depending on distribution)<br />
2) Like the Mac OS X effects? go yahoo/google COMPIZ FUSION which can do any cool effect a Mac can do and many ore....<br />
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4Fbk52Mk1w<br />
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3gkX9HDfEE  (there is no flickering when you use it like on the video, not sure why the person has the flicker)<br />
3)  Mac OS X Doc? google/yahoo Avant Window Navigator.Cairo Dock, http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3rf5q_cairo-dock-mac-os-x-leopard-dock-on_tech<br />
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0hzi22g2DE<br />
4) It is FASTER/MORE SECURE to surf on the internet<br />
5) Some Windows programs work with Wnehq/Crossover (also avail on Mac, but why pay $$$)</p>
<p>Instructions how to download, burn and boot  http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/use-ubuntu-live-cd-to-backup-files-from-your-dead-windows-computer/<br />
Dual Boot Instructions http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_windows_xp_and_linux_xp_installed_first.htm</p>
<p>SECURITY<br />
Mac OS X was hacked in 2006 less than 30 minutes, and within 2 minutes in a contest in 2008, and within 10 seconds in 2009. In 2008, Linux and Vista were not hacked until another day when restrictions were lowered. Vista was next, and then Linux. In 2009 Windows 7 fell shortly after the Mac but Linux was unscathed.<br />
Macs are standardized with Cameras, if your Mac gets hacked, the hacker can turn on your camera with more ease.<br />
Please Note: All OS's have vulnerabilities.<br />
http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/security/soa/Mac-OS-X-hacked-under-30-minutes/0,130061744,139241748,00.htm<br />
http://www.infoworld.com/article/08/03/27/Gone-in-2-minutes-Mac-gets-hacked-first-in-contest_1.html<br />
http://www.infoworld.com/article/09/03/19/Researcher_cracks_Mac_in_10_seconds_1.html<br />

http://news.softpedia.com/news/Microsoft-Finds-Irony-in-Mac-OS-X-Getting-Hacked-Before-Vista-SP1-82135.shtml</p>

<p>VIRUSES<br />
Mac OS X has viruses (and significantly on the rise), a friend of mine has a virused Mac. As more users use Macs, more viruses will come out for it. Especially when users think "they are safe".<br />
http://infosecurity.us/?p=4005<br />
http://blogs.chron.com/techblog/archives/2008/07/malware_authors_take_aim_at_growing_number_of_1.html<br />

http://www.macsimumnews.com/index.php/archive/poll_have_you_noticed_an_increase_in_malware_viruses_etc_on_your_mac/</p>

<p>QUALITY/PROBLEMS<br />
Contrary to belief, Macs are not better quality. Apple also has been changing suppliers to try to "lower the price" and thus lowering quality. Even with the lower prices, Macs still cost more, they spend a higher percent of budget trying to make it look pretty, and marketing.</p>
<p>Sample of problems: Deleting your Data (Snow Leopard), Overheating Macbooks, OS X- not responding to keyboard, some units with 16bit screens, etc. Apple statistics are misleading since Mac users with problem machines are more likely to go out and buy a new computer than PC users.  Apple is lowering prices which means you can expect lower quality than in the past. Apple had switched the manufacturers producing parts. OS X also has problems slowing down.<br />
http://blogs.zdnet.com/Apple/?p=5006<br />
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13506_3-10020263-17.html<br />
http://www.tuaw.com/2008/08/01/apples-quality-dwindling-my-macbook-pro-sob-story/<br />
http://www.appledefects.com/<br />
http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/os-x-operating-system/107748-mac-os-leopard-running-slow.html<br />

http://cybernetnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/reliable-laptops.jpg</p>

<p>Repairs are more expensive than PCs since the IMac, Mac Mini are compact units, and Apple charges a premium for their services. Some repairs can be done by another repair service but the compact design of the computer causes problems.<br />
With an IMac, if the problem is with the monitor, the whole computer would have to be brought in.<br />
IMac and Mac mini lack expansion.</p>
<p>PRICE<br />
A similar equipped PC is much cheaper to purchase than Mac. Lets use Dell (but you can compare with another PC Brand if you like)</p>
<p>**(LAPTOP)<br />
Dell Inspiron Laptop Starting Price:   0<br />
Ending Price:  0<br />
15" Screen<br />
CPU: 2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo [5% slower]<br />
Graphics: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X4500HD [Not as good/fine for general use[<br />
Memory: 3GB DDR2 SDRAM  [75% of ram)<br />
Hard Drive: 320GB Serial ATA Drive @ 5400 rpm (same)<br />

http://configure.us.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?oc=dndozm4&#038;c=us&#038;l=en&#038;s=dhs&#038;cs=19&#038;kc=laptop-inspiron-1545</p>

<p>Cybperpower Notebook Xplorer X5-2900 Starting Price:  5<br />
Ending Price After upgrades (not including 5% rebate):  0<br />
15" Screen<br />
CPU: (upgrade to) 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo   (+0)   [FASTER]<br />
Graphics: Nvidia GFORCE 9600-GT 512MB   [MUCH FASTER/BETTER CARD]<br />
Memory: 4GB DDR2 SDRAM    [MORE MEMORY]<br />
Hard Drive:   (upgrade to) 320GB Serial ATA Drive @ 5400 rpm (+)  [LARGER HARD DRIVE]<br />

http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Xplorer_X5-2900_Notebook/detail</p>

<p>Macbook Starting laptop Price: 00<br />
Ending Price After Upgrades: 00<br />
13" Screen (SMALLER)<br />
CPU: 2.1GHz Intel Core 2 Duo (SLOWER)<br />
Graphics: Nvidia GFORCE 9400 256MB<br />
Memory: (upgrade to) 4GB DDR2 SDRAM (SAME)<br />
Hard Drive (upgrade to) 320B Serial ATA Drive @ 5400 rpm (SAME)<br />

http://store.apple.com/us/configure/MC240LL/A?mco=NjcxMTQ3Ng</p>

<p>**(DESKTOP)</p>
<p>PLEASE NOTE: I compare Apple Mac's vs Dells best deal. If you really want an all-in one the Dell all-in-one has more ram, wireless keyboard and mouse and equivalent to 0 for free making the Imac still more expensive when you matching specs. Personally I don't think the All-in-Ones are a good choice, and consider them overpriced, lack expandability and repairs both more expensive and require the entire computer.</p>
<p>PS: Apple knows that they need to make Macintosh look different than PC so all Macs except the Mac Pro will not have a tower option. Apple's low end lacks expandability but it makes the Mac "look different", if Mac had a tower for low-end, more people would realize the similarities between the two.</p>
<p>Dell:  (0)<br />
CPU: 2.33 GHZ Dell Inspiron QUAD (4 Processor) CORE<br />
SCREEN: 20inch Screen<br />
MEMORY: 4GB Ram<br />
HARD DRIVE: 500 GB hard Drive<br />
OPTICAL DRIVE: 16x DVD/CD Read/Writer<br />
GRAPHICS: ATI Radeon HD 512MB<br />

http://configure.us.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?oc=dddwra4&#038;c=us&#038;l=en&#038;s=dhs&#038;cs=19&#038;kc=desktop-inspiron-537s</p>

<p>The Mac Mini since it has no monitor, keyboard, mouse, very skimpy on options and setup and is not the best deal... The IMac is better price than the Mac Mini.</p>
<p>IMac (00)<br />
CPU: 2.4 GHZ DUAL (2 Processor) CORE (SLOWER CPU)<br />
SCREEN: 20inch Screen<br />
MEMORY: (upgrade to) 4GB Ram (SAME)<br />
HARD DRIVE: (upgrade to ) 320 GB hard Drive (LESS HARD DRIVE)<br />
OPTICAL DRIVE: 8x DVD Reader/Writer (1/2 speed)<br />
GRAPHICS: Nvidia Geforce 9400M  (APPROX SAME BUT LESS MEMORY GAPHICS)<br />

http://store.apple.com/us/configure/MB417LL/A?mco=NDE4Mzg3Ng</p>

<p>Equivalents to ILife<br />
http://www.jakeludington.com/ask_jake/20070830_ilife_for_windows.html<br />

http://www.xsellize.com/showthread.php?t=20518</p>

<p>FREE Windows Stuff<br />
http://www.comodo.com/products/free_products.html<br />
http://www.iobit.com/<br />
http://www.ccleaner.com/<br />
ANTI-VIRUS<br />
   Avira Antivir (FREE)  for 2009 personal edition is free (there is a paid version) the free version was rated the best by onsumer reports 2009 and here http://www.freewaregenius.com/2009/04/07/the-best-free-antivirus-a-comparison/<br />
  http://www.free-av.com/ </p>
<p>Avast (Free- Click under Free Software and download Avast Home Edition) http://www.avast.com/</p>
<p>ANTI-MALWARE<br />
   Windows Defender   (FREE)<br />
    http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/defender/default.mspx<br />
   Malware Bytes (FREE) Limitation - No Realtime protection on free version.<br />
    http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware/3000-8022_4-10804572.html?tag=mncol<br />
   Super Anti-Spyware (FREE)<br />

http://download.cnet.com/SuperAntiSpyware-Free-Edition/3000-8022_4-10523889.html?tag=mncol</p>

<p>LINUX INFO:<br />
http://distrowatch.com/<br />
http://polishlinux.org/<br />
http://www.desktoplinux.com/<br />
http://polishlinux.org/<br />

http://www.ubu

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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook vs Macbook Pro for music production and video editing?<br />
Hey everyone,<br />
finally after years,i will buy a macbook. Too many good reviews. i just need to figure out which one. The latest news says there is a great macbook that just came out and a macbook pro that is similar, but with firewire and a possible 8 GB ram (plus better grafics). </p>
<p>I will be doing ONLY video editing (lots of hours to edit), and id like to start making music. Im no musician, but i can learn quick and dont want to get a computer that i'll master and need an upgrade in 1 years time.<br />
The thing that makes me undecided is that the MacbookPro can hold up to 8gb ram!! doing video editing ill need all the speed i can get.<br />
MY BUDGET IS LOW! Being in italy and paying in euro is a bummer but by budget is around 1200 euro. in this id like to get decent speakers and if possible a headset.<br />
Id go for the macbook, cause sooo many people say its great and it can hold anything. How useful could the 8gb of RAM and the extra stuff on the macbook pro be to my needs?? Id obviously stack up on RAM either way..<br />
Thanks guys for all your help..</p>
<p>P.s. on a mac-rumors site, they said to be careful for the macbook pro cause its getting to the end of its cycle..<br />
i forgot to add....im talking about the macbook pro 13". The 15 is out of my budget..thanks..</p>
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				What software are you going to be using for video editing?  If you are using Final Cut Pro, be sure of the video controller requirements when selecting which notebook to get.  The MacBook from one year ago will not run the current version of Final Cut Pro.</p>
<p>If you where not on a budget, I would suggest getting the 15 inch MacBook Pro.  But since you must stay within your budget, I suggest getting a used (but not too old) MacBook Pro.
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			Negative Reviews on the Macbook Pro 15" ?<br />
i bought a hp pavillion dv6 last year in march and it died the other day, as most hp laptops do = .. so i'm getting a new laptop.</p>
<p>i'm leaning towards a macbook pro 15" .. anyone who has one, are they good? any problems with them?</p>
<p>i kinda want more negative reviews.. if there are any AHAHA .. coz i'm pretty sure its a good laptop over all .. so if you have one, what do you hate about it??</p>
<p>also i'd be getting the newest one so some of the problems might be fixed in the new one??</p>
<p>thx in advance</p>
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			anybody knows what is the bad reviews on macbook pro already?</p>
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				The main hit against it that I've seen is that Apple dropped the Firewire 800 port from the MacBook, when it had been previously introduced on the most recent G4 PowerBooks.  It still has Firewire 400, so it can handle most items such as digital camcorders, but it's not supporting the fastest data transfer rates.  This is, IMHO, a minor knock against it, since there are very few physical devices that can send that much data at a sustained rate, regardless.
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			Limewire or Acquisition for a Macbook Pro?<br />
I recently bought a 13" Macbook Pro and I was previously under the impression that Mac users all got Acquistion because it was just about perfect but some reviews I have read tell a different story...does anyone know which is considered better for basic music downloading?</p>
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				All I can say since I only have experience with Limewire is if your going to use it, your going to need to use some common sense and watch out for certain things that will lead you into a virus. Limewire is easy to use and straight forward. But you need to look out for music files that try to get you to type in a password, fillout something, or that aren't really music files but like an .exe. </p>
<p>To sum it up, when downloading a song, preview it in the limewire player, if music comes up it's typically a good file, it no music plays and the like is at least 10% done cancel it because it's a good chance it's a virus.
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			how can you change the battery of the new macbook pro (2009 version)?<br />
i was going to buy  a macbook pro 15 inch but i realized based from the reviews that you cant remove the battery. . . .can technicians replace it? or if not can it still be removed?</p>
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				Don't need a technician, just grab the screen and keybaord and pull them apart really hard. You may hear a cracking noise but thats just the mac people trying to deter you. There's actualyl a spare battery in there they dont want you to know about. Once its open go to www.elgoog.com and type in "toidi na m'i" and that will show you the instructions on how to proceed.
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			When using my Macbook Pro laptop, should I plug into AC power when possible?<br />
I know that I should unplug my laptop when it's done charging, but I've heard mixed reviews about using it. I want to extend my battery life, so would it help if I plug into an outlet whenever possible? Or is it better to always run off of the battery and simply charge it when I need to? I really appreciate any help! Thank you so much!</p>
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				I've been told that it's better to only charge it when necessary and just leave it off the power cord when it doesn't need it and plug it in when it needs charged. That's what I do anyway (:
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			Thinking about a MacBook Pro but I have one major concern.?<br />
I watched a review on YouTube of the 15" screen(the one for ,299.99 on Apple's website) and it shows the battery is integrated into the entire laptop. Should I worry about this? Like if the battery completely drains what would I do? And would it be pricey to have a new battery put in it?</p>
<p>Thank you.<br />
Is the battery removable or no?</p>
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				The 15'' does have an integrated battery, meaning you cannot take it out, though like any batteries in laptops, if they die you just plug them in, over the course of 3-5 years if the battery can no longer hold a charge you would have to pay for a new one, thus sending it into Apple or another repair center. Though i must advocate for PC / Windows a little. If youre not doing anything super special on the new laptop, you can get a PC that performs just as well as the 3000$ macbook for the price of 1000$ or so. All depends on what you're looking for.
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			Should I get a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro?<br />
I don't know what I should get for a laptop, MacBook Pro or MacBook Air? I like the MacBook Pro because once fully charges you can use it for 10 hours and other stuff about it but I like the MacBook Air because it is so thin, and one of the newest models. Reviews if you have either one please</p>
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			Why should I get a MacBook pro?<br />
I need a new laptop for school and I want to know if the MacBook is a good computer for school but I was looking at some reviews and it seems like MacBooks are late in many stuff like the reviews said it barely got the sd cars slot and the backlight thing from the keyboard an other laptops been having that and I'm afraid that if get one it might not have other things I need yet.Oh and also what's the difference between the MacBook air and the MacBook pro besides it being slimmer.</p>
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				the guy who said Macbook Pro is only for Film and Design is Major is WRONG!!!! I wouldn't even follow the other persons advice in buying an HP Laptop either since they are very poorly built and won't last long! I've owned HP laptops in the past and they are Garbage!!!!</p>
<p>For the Macbook Pro, I would go with the new 2011 13" Core i5 model (99 with Student Discount). It comes with a fast Intel 2nd Generation Core i5 Processor, but the only down side of it is the slow 5400rpm SATA HD. The Macbook Pro is more of a Powerhouse/Performance Oriented machine compared to the Macbook Air which is more of a Speedy Machine with the built in SSD Flash Storage (even with the low storage, you can always use an External Drive to back-up your data).
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I get a macbook pro 13 for college?<br />
With all of the configurations and modifications that I'm adding the total comes up to ,185 ..<br />
I've watched youtube reviews saying that this is a good investment. But I'm also afraid of it<br />
being stolen while I'm at school. What do you think?</p>
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				If you are concerned about price (and having it stolen), you may also wish to consider the "non-Pro" MacBook as well as the 13-Inch MacBook Pro.</p>
<p>Most college students likely would find either to be an acceptable choice, but an in-depth comparison may help you decide which is best for you:<br />

http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook_pro/macbook-pro-unibody-faq/differences-between-macbook-pro-mid-2010-macbook-mid-2010-macbook-air-mid-2009.html

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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I get a MacBook pro?<br />
I've been using Windows Vista for a really long time, I'm thinking about getting a MacBook Pro. But most of my friends told me that it's pretty complicated, is that true? If you are a Macbook user can you please tell me the ups &#038; downs of it? Can it run Windows? And does the battery heat fast? Omg I have a lot of questions sorry =( but I really need a good review of it because I seriously wanna get one I heard it's so much better than Windows.</p>
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				IMO, OS X (apple's operating system) is much better and simpler to use than Windows. I own three Macs (and about four Windows Machines): a MacBook Pro, Mac Air, and an iMac, and love them all. Apple  uses good hardware and the beauty of the Mac is that the operating system is made for specific hardware, making it more compatible, and performing better.</p>
<p>Yes, you can run Windows on a Mac.....</p>
<p>I guarantee, once you Mac your won't go back <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_razz.gif' alt=':P' class='wp-smiley' /> 
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			Macbook Pro 15" for The Sims 3?<br />
I am saving up for a brand new Macbook Pro 15" which I have researched as one of the best laptops to play The Sims 3 on <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' />  However, Just recently I have found that some reviews say a Macbook Pro can play The Sims 3 slowly and glitch-like due to some tech-spec issues.</p>
<p>The tech-specs I am planning to order with my Mac are:</p>
<p>2.66GHz Intel Core i7<br />
8GB 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM - 2x4GB<br />
256GB (OR) 512GB Solid State Drive<br />
SuperDrive 8x (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW)<br />
MacBook Pro 15-inch Hi-Res Glossy Widescreen Display</p>
<p>Are these tech-specs good or do I need to consider alternatives? What's the difference between Solid State Drive and Serial ATA drive, anyway? The apple experts say that SSD is better for gaming.<br />
I am such a big fan of The Sims franchise, but I haven't even been able to play The Sims 3 yet, due to my current laptop being, well.. crap ^-^ Thanks for all help!</p>
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			Is it better to use your macbook pro with or without the charger?<br />
I've heard mixed reviews. I've heard if you use it without the charger it kills yours battery. but i've also heard if you always use your charger, your battery wont hold a good charge without it. Any suggestions?<br />
My computer is a mac, so i can't take out the battery while i charge it</p>
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				Hi,</p>
<p>You should use it WITHOUT the battery and with the charger. If the 2 are plugged in, it shortens battery life because its constantly being charged and discharged.</p>
<p>Good luck and I hope I helped!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Which notebook stand is better for the 17" Macbook Pro?<br />
I would like to buy a notebook stand for my laptop. There are 2 from Apple that I am torn between. The first is a Road Tools Podium Pad for .95 or the Rain Design I Lap for 17" notebook for .95. I like the  look of the Rain  one more. They both have great reviews  too. I bought a Targus one that I don't like because it scratched the underside of my notebook. Any advice would be welcome.</p>
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				First choice is always best, go with the Rain Design
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			will the apple mighty mouse work on a new macbook pro 15''?<br />
I would assume yes, but after reading some online reviews that say it may not, I just want to double check.</p>
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			Who makes the best power supply for the 2010 Macbook Pro 17" (Apple's brand has terrible reviews)?<br />
Even though it's sold in the apple store it gets 2 1/2 stars and is also far more expensive than other options out there. Normally I don't trust third-party products but looks like that's the way to go this time. Any suggestions?<br />
Can it void my warranty/extended warranty?</p>
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				If you get the specs on the power supply you can get one just about anywhere... Try Radio Shack.</p>
<p>Just don't tell Apple that you have a NON Apple PWR Supply..
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			Is there a way to connect my 13" MacBook Pro to a television?<br />
I saw the Apple AV Cable for iBook at the Apple Store, but it says it's only for the iBook. I read some reviews, and it says it's not really for "new" macs. Is there any other way to be able to connect it to a television?</p>
<p>Please help! Thank you!<br />
My television has the regular red, white, and yellow cable thing, I don't think it has HDMI?</p>
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			Apple Macbook (pro, air, regular) VS Dell Inspiron VS Other Laptops/Netbooks?<br />
Ok, so i'm going into 7th grade this coming school year, and i'm going to a private school for the second time in my life. I went to one for kindergarten, but only because it was full day. Now, to be challenged, i'm going to a private day school. My neighbor, and other friend, already go to it, and they've told me repeatedly that I need a laptop. The staff doesn't say they're necessary, the school does have a computer lab, but it STINKS. Having a laptop would give me the ability to take notes in class, and my neighbor says he uses it every single day for projects/papers and stuff. My family already has a desktop computer that's really slow, and my mom's work computer which is a macbook pro (refurbished). The problem is, and please don't call me a spoiled brat, I would really like a macbook pro. After looking up reviews and such, it seems like it's the best all around computer. My uncle, and parents, say that "I don't need a computer with so many features" and such, but it seems as though apple's the way to go. I will be bringing it to school everyday in a bag, and will probably put keyboard/screen covers on it. Please give input?</p>
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				I recommend you to buy macbook pro.It's really a great product.
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			All new 2010 Macbook pro owners, how is your battery life?<br />
They said it was 10 hours, but I've been hearing people say it is barely half of that. Also, all the reviews I've watched like cnets never say how long the life actually is. They just work around it saying its better then last years models. </p>
<p>How much battery life have you gotten out of your on average?</p>
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				Six hours is more like it. I never let it run down all the way. It is a great laptop !!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is a MacBook Pro worth the money?<br />
I'm retiring an old Dell Latitude Laptop and looking to purchase a new portable computer. After reading many reviews, testing friends' computers and going to a variety of stores, it appears that the new MacBook Pro is the best there is. Yet, it's nearly 2 X the amount of comparable laptops...</p>
<p>(a) What makes it stand out?<br />
(b) Is it worth the extra cash? [considering it is without Microsoft Office, Word, et cetera...]</p>
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				A) hardware design and user friendly software, along with good customer support makes it stand out among its competitors<br />
B) It last longer considering the fact that not many viruses or malware are created specifically for it due to the small install base, you can install both mac os and windows on it, no BSOD, quite fast when using normal applications ( my opinion as as student user), no long  initial boot time like windows ( i mean like waiting for the mc affee virus logo to pop up , or the notification of updates and wifi), updates are installed regularly ( once a month mostly) and fast</p>
<p>I am not gonna tell you what software is good on a mac like iphoto and etc. since you probably had researched it before hand. Don't judge the mac if you never used it before. </p>
<p>Most people just say the mac sucks because of either its too expensive for their budget, they say that i would rather buy a 0 dollar laptop that breaks down some time later so that they can have an excuse to buy more of the same stuff. </p>
<p>Another would be that most people that uses PCs, just use it for gaming. Imagine if the PCs can't be used for gaming, i doubt those people would be singing praises for it anymore.
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			Iwork 09 or microsoft office for a macbook pro?<br />
somebody please answer this question as this is like the 3rd time i am posting this question here. I think i should buy microsoft office but i have read so many negative reviews about the software. but iwork 09 isnt as powerful as office. can anybody tell me which software is more likely to crash and freeze and which takes up more usage of the ram? Thank you in advance!</p>
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				To be honest, I run both as there are a lot of great features in each. If you deal with a lot of Windows Office files, I would stick with Office. If you have the luxury of choice, I would say go with iWork simply for the total Apple experience. I'll tell you what, every time I create a presentation in Keynote (iWork), I have so many people that ask how I did all of that in Powerpoint. The truth is that I didn't.</p>
<p>The one caveat is with Excel. If you are a "power" Excel user, Numbers won't fit the bill. It is just not as robust.</p>
<p>I hope this helps!
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			Macbook Pro 2011 hdd compatibly issue rumors?<br />
I want to get the Western Digital Scorpio Blue WD10TPVT 1 TB Internal Hard Drive, but i read a review where it said it was too big to fit in standered hard drive slots... I'm getting a macbook pro 13 (2011 model) over the summer and im running dual operating systems and i need the max amount of space, will it fit? </p>
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				It is too big (12.5mm height). The standard size is:<br />
Height  9.5mm (0.374 in)<br />
Width 69.85mm (2.75 in)<br />
Length 100.35mm (3.957 in)</p>
<p>At this time, the largest capacity that meets these dimensions is 750 GB. Buy an external Firewire 800 or Thunderbolt case, and put a 2 TB 3.5" drive in it. Your MacBook Pro will keep cooler as well.</p>
<p>There are no two OSs I know that need more than 100 GB total even after all updates. Put everything else on the external drive.
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			Macbook (October 2008) vs. Older Macbook Pro?<br />
Hey Y'all!<br />
With Christmas just around the corner, I am wanting to upgrade to a new laptop. I am having trouble deciding between the new re-design of the Macbook or getting the older version of Macbook Pro instead? There are a lot of mixed reviews regarding the newer Macbook so I am kind of iffy about whether to purchase that model. I was considering a refurbished Macbook Pro since it has nothing but great reviews. What do y'all think?<br />
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				i have a macbook, and i absolutely love it, although its not the macbook pro, its still awesome, and im sure the macbook pro is just as good if not greater, also probably cheaper.
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			Will This MacBook Pro Play World of Warcraft ?<br />
im looking to buy a new laptop and im not very good with all the technical info so i don't know if this macbook will play world of warcraft smoothly with no problems </p>
<p>heres a link to the one im thnkn of buying</p>
<p>http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/product/556955/APPLE-Macbook-Pro-13-inch-MB990/tab/reviews#reviews</p>
<p>answers would be greatly appreciated </p>
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if not mac any suggestions ?? budget of about £1000</p>
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				Right i have more than one answer to your question here.<br />
First of all, to simply answer whether this specific macbook will run WoW, well yeah it will. Will it have good quality, well yeah it should. But what you need to consider, is that WoW is not a game designed for Mac as much as Windows. And im not just talking graphics wise and hardware wise. Blizzard does not spend as much time updating and testing its Mac versions of the game as their PC one, simply because there are far more PC users. So to sum things up, the computer itself is more than capable of running WoW as well as other good games, but it will not be as good as a normal Laptop, of the same price range, speaking in a gaming perspective.</p>
<p>What i would Suggest to you, is an ASUS laptop. I don't care what anyone says, these are by FAR the best laptops you will ever see for any purpose at all, especially gaming. The best thing i can suggest is that you go unto the website, and take a look at the various Laptops available, and choose one that fits your price, and gaming expectations. I would suggest the G series, because well, they're made for games.</p>
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			Ipad 2, Macbook Pro... or Macbook Air?<br />
I'm getting my first laptop and I'm honestly not sure which to get. I understand that the Macbook Pro has gotten many amazing reviews and I'm leaning a bit more towards it but I'm curious to know more about the Macbook Air and see if it can be just as grand as it. As for the Ipad, I'm curious as to if it's worth it if it can do as much as a regular very well quality laptop and plus it's much cheaper. (However I do have money for a 13 inch of the other two options).</p>
<p>Also, what would the difference be if I were to get a 15 inch version of either two Macbooks? Thank you (:</p>
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				I will strongly recommend you Apple MacBook Pro MC700LL/A 13.3-Inch Laptop. While buying Macbook air you have to sacrifice memory as it has less hard drive. Also dont buy ipad2 as you can do more stuff on laptop. So go for long term investment. You can check this out at </p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC700LL-13-3-Inch-Laptop/dp/B002QQ8H8I/ref=sr_1_1?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&#038;s=pc&#038;ie=UTF8&#038;qid=1310159242&#038;sr=1-1&#038;tag=arskas-20</p>
<p>Read this opinion from an actual user, and you'll know why I recommend this laptop</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/review/R3HWVXHTEIV8DI/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&#038;ASIN=B002QQ8H8I&#038;nodeID=&#038;linkCode=&#038;tag=arskas-20</p>
<p>If you still want to get the MacBook air, you may find a good price for it here</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC503LL-13-3-Inch-Laptop/dp/B0047DVVZO/ref=sr_1_17?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&#038;s=pc&#038;ie=UTF8&#038;qid=1310558793&#038;sr=1-17&#038;tag=arskas-20
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Since Apple introduced release of Macbook Pro MC024LL/A (Z0GP0016D) people were waiting for this part 00004000 icular time and now it is there, finally we are able to set our own hands on completely new Apple Macbook Pro Notebook. New Macbook Pro MC024LL/A (Z0GP0016D) Notebook coming from Apple carries on surprise every body having a impressive layout, superior overall performance in addition to amazing transportability. It is very interesting to obtain this product since Apple invested plenty of new technologies on this specific Notebook. I am positive that most people will really enjoy this Notebook because it is fantastic in most aspect.</p>
<p>The Notebook doesn't weigh a lot in comparison with other Notebooks in its class, we are able to state it's quite llight weight. Together with extended hours of energy life, you will be able to use this Notebook as you may like all day long. While there are possible rivals, Macbook Pro MC024LL/A (Z0GP0016D) nonetheless amazes me with its fashionable design along with anything else. I possibly could declare this particular Notebook which we are reviewing can be a nominee for the most powerful 2010 Notebooks.</p>
<p>The processor used on Apple Macbook Pro MC024LL/A (Z0GP0016D) Notebook is perhaps the best one of new cpus. Because of the latest cutting edge science used on this particular processor you can perform multi-tasks easily, needless to say considering the massive help of RAM that delivers torque to this beast Notebook. Audio system utilized on MC024LL/A (Z0GP0016D) Notebook seem to be a bit cheap, nevertheless these are nice for a Notebook. The graphics processor utilized on this kind of Notebook allows you to run more like lighter video games -I mean it might not work with the modern video games- without problems.<br />
The touch pad is simply a shiny one together with some aid for multitouch gestures. The touchpad typically is responsive accompanied by not much delay. They have shallow feedback and also require modest pressing to activate that may be in fact much more comfortable. The touch pad buttons are effortless to touch using the side of your thumb and give off a tiny click when pressed. If you'd prefer the look and feel of the island-style keyboards, you will end up fascinated with the Macbook Pro MC024LL/A (Z0GP0016D). The keyboard set of Apple Macbook Pro MC024LL/A (Z0GP0016D) Notebook is known as an chiclet-style version, the keys feel too strong for the tips of the fingers. In person I don't like island-style keyboards, yet I have to confess they appear very luxurious.</p>
<p>The device fan, while effective under a number of conditions, appeared to flow less air than needed to maintain the Notebook cool under heavy needs. Heat management for the Apple Macbook Pro MC024LL/A (Z0GP0016D) appeared to be to some extent under normal when under load.</p>
<p>I would not say the higher pixel density (the quantity of pixels for every centimeter of display screen) makes it especially problematic to work with, it offers a good resolution to obtain this particular dimensions of display. Moreover better is the quality of the actual screen alone. It is a step-above equally costed Notebooks. First-class details in films and images usually are brought out exceptionally well, a well known fact more improved because of the sharpness of the resolution on the comparatively small display screen as well as the strong blacks. Horizontal viewing angles are actually rather weak by average standards, although they are more than built regarding by the perfect color manufacturing as well as contrast generated.</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook pro 2011 new design?<br />
I saw some videos of the macbook pro 2011 reviews, and I saw a macbook pro with a white outside (where the black part around the screen usually is) Could you still buy a macbook pro 2011 with a black outside instead of white still?<br />
Sorry if this doesn't make sence... But thanks! <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif' alt=':D' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				Yes, the silver bezel is used if you get the antiglare display option on the laptop.  If you get the standard glass/glossy display the bezel is still black.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			When was the MacBook Pro 2011 released? (Or when will it be?)?<br />
My family &#038; I were thinking of buying a family MacBook Pro. My daughter has been doing some research about the three different laptops and came out with the Pro, as it seemed to get the best reviews &#038; favorings. Does anyone know when the MacBook Pro 2011 was released or when it will be released????<br />
Also, if you have a MacBook laptop, reviews on it would be great.<br />
Thank you!</p>
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				the new macbook pro line got a refresh ,it was just released at the end of february..
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Pro 2011 hdd compatibly issue rumors?<br />
I want to get the Western Digital Scorpio Blue WD10TPVT 1 TB Internal Hard Drive, but i read a review where it said it was too big to fit in standered hard drive slots... I'm getting a macbook pro 13 (2011 model) over the summer and im running dual operating systems and i need the max amount of space, will it fit? </p>
<p>http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Western+Digi…</p>
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				It is too big (12.5mm height). The standard size is:<br />
Height  9.5mm (0.374 in)<br />
Width 69.85mm (2.75 in)<br />
Length 100.35mm (3.957 in)</p>
<p>At this time, the largest capacity that meets these dimensions is 750 GB. Buy an external Firewire 800 or Thunderbolt case, and put a 2 TB 3.5" drive in it. Your MacBook Pro will keep cooler as well.</p>
<p>There are no two OSs I know that need more than 100 GB total even after all updates. Put everything else on the external drive.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Air (2011) vs Macbook Pro SSD?<br />
Hi. I am in the market for a laptop and want either the Macbook Air 13 inches or Macbook Pro SSD 13 inches . I will be using the laptop for browsing the web, creating documents and streaming music. The Macbook Air has been receiving exceptional reviews and the benchmarks show it outperforming even the 2011 Macbook Pro 13 inch base models. Add that level of performance to a beautiful laptop and I thought I was sold. I tried it in the apple store and the performance blew me away (those ssds are AMAZING) However, I will not be taking the laptop out of the house very often. Although the portability would be great in terms of moving it around my house, I do not feel it is my number one priority. Should I still go for the air? Or should I go for the Pro SSD? I really like the ability to launch apps very quickly so I am sold on SSD, so I will not look at the 13 inch base model at all. However, as portability is not a HUGE factor, will my money be better spent with the Pro SSD? I will not be doing any great photo or video editing, simply documents and internet... and keep in mind it costs an extra 0 to the air. However, as portability is not a number one concern will the pro still do me better in the long run? </p>
<p>ALSO, if neither of the two fit my needs, recommend another laptop, or tell me if I should wait till the new pros!<br />
Which Windows laptop should I look at?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I will strongly recommend you Apple MacBook Pro MC700LL/A 13.3-Inch Laptop. While buying Macbook air you have to sacrifice memory as it has less hard drive. The graphics are so clear, it is so fast and so light weight to carry anywhere. You can check this out at </p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC700LL-13-3-Inch-Laptop/dp/B002QQ8H8I/ref=sr_1_1?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&#038;s=pc&#038;ie=UTF8&#038;qid=1310159242&#038;sr=1-1&#038;tag=arskas-20</p>
<p>Read this opinion from an actual user, and you'll know why I recommend this laptop</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/review/R3HWVXHTEIV8DI/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&#038;ASIN=B002QQ8H8I&#038;nodeID=&#038;linkCode=&#038;tag=arskas-20</p>
<p>If you still want to get the MacBook Air, you may find a good price for it here</p>
<p>http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MacBook-MC965LL-13-3-Inch-VERSION/dp/B005CWHZP4/ref=zg_bs_565108_3&#038;tag=arskas-20
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			New Macbook Pro 2011 13" laptop?<br />
Ok so im getting the new macbook pro 13 inches laptop <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' />  Its my first laptop only for me, so im realllly happy! My family has always used PCs but my friends told me its really easy to adjust yourself <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' />  But, im not sure what the difference is between the 2.3GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor and the 2.7GHz dual-core Intel Core i7 processor???? What is the difference?<br />
Any reviews and comments about the new macbook pro? Or should i get a PC laptop instead?<br />
Thanks!<br />
note: this is going to be a laptop i use for school, so i will be taking it to school and working a lot with it. </p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook Pro 2010/2011 decision help!?<br />
I was planning on purchasing a 15" 2010 model of apple's MacBook Pro. But I recently played around with my friend's 13" and I enjoyed the portability of it. My only concern is that I will be running graphic design and possibly video editing software from Adobe and I would rather have an intel i5 or i7 instead of a core 2 duo. So, I decided to wait until the 2011 13" in hopes for better specs.</p>
<p>The issue now is that I'm hearing all of these bad reviews about the rumor that apple will put sandy bridge in their 13" models. </p>
<p>First off, what do you think about this rumor? How will sandy bridge compare to the other MBPs?</p>
<p>Secondly, should I get a 13" 2011 MBP, or get a 15" 2010 (or 2011) MBP?</p>
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				well if ur going into serious video editing then either, get a windows laptop which has double the specs and intel i5's and i7's in the same price range as a macbook 13</p>
<p>or spend the extra 600 dollars for the macbook 15.</p>
<p>the macbooks came out in april of this year.  im assumign it will be around the first quarter f next year they will release new ones.</p>
<p>so if u dont need it, wait and see what happens, or buy a windows laptop.</p>
<p>the current 13 macbook pro is fine.  but you'll prob benefit from 2inchs or more screen reaestate and the i5.  the i5 isa "little bit" faster then the one of the 13inch macbook, but the diffeerence is, the i5 can run more apps without losing speed which is what ur paying for</p>
<p>my suggestion, if u really want a macbok, go to the apple store or best buy and play around with both.  check out the windows laptops too.  hp has some cool ones out now too like the envy.</p>
<p>hope this helps
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			2011 HP dv6tqe fully equipped vs 2011 Apple MacBook Pro?<br />
I need people's honest opinions. I have heard nothing but good things about the Mac Book Pro, but I already know a lot about a PC. The main points that are keeping me from getting the Mac Book Pro are:<br />
1) No Blu-Ray support<br />
2) Not sure if programs like SoundTaxi will work on mac<br />
3) I just need a little more reassurance about the quality of a Mac before i make such a commitment.<br />
I've heard from ppl that work with Geek Squad say that HP's keep them busy and there are some down falls with hp dv6t like no back light keyboard. There are no real good reviews of the 2011 HP dv6t that i have found. so if anyone has any links to such i would appreciate them. And so far HP looks the best compared to the other companies unless someone else says other words. So honest opinion, Mac or PC?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Can I say neither?  HP's over heat, and macbooks are overpriced.  Hp has horrible customer service to boot.  </p>
<p>I'd recommend something like this.<br />
http://www.dell.com/us/p/xps-15z/pd.aspx?~ck=mn<br />
It's basically a PC-book
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			13" Macbook pro VS. 13" Macbook Air?<br />
I am going to buy either the 13" baseline 2011 Macbook pro or the 13" baseline Macbook air (i will not be upgrading anything on either sysyem)</p>
<p>Ok so here is what i will be using it for</p>
<p>Taking notes in my college classes, downloading movies and music, very simple photo editing, very simple photoshop, and i want to be able to play starcraft 2 or diablo 3 (when out)</p>
<p>I have read countless reviews saying that the Macbook air is actually better for gaming then the Macbook pro because the new macbook pro's Intel HD 3000 graphics card sucks.</p>
<p>On the other hand, if the macbook pro was able to run starcraft at medium settings just fine i'd prefer getting that, because they will give me a new itouch if i buy one at my school. </p>
<p>I don't really think i need a cd drive, and i like how fast the macbook air powers up and everything but at the same time the macbook pro would allow me to store more music, movies, and pictures.</p>
<p>Basically i just want to know if the 13" 2011 Macbook pro can run starcraft 2 at medium settings well?<br />
Please help! </p>
<p>Only people who know what there talking about!!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Since your only going to be using it for very simple tasks, you definitely don't need all the processing power of the MacBook Pro, it would be a waste of money. The GPU in the MacBook Air (NVIDIA GeForce) is slightly better than the Pro, but it's almost unnoticeable. Even though the Air is stripped down when it comes to storage capacity, you can always buy external storage if you fill up the internal storage. To answer your question, yes, the Pro can run Starcraft 2 at medium setting pretty well, as the CPU compensates for the weak GPU, but that shouldn't be the deal breaker. If I were you, I would get the Air as it is better suited for your needs, and it's a lot more portable.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook Air or Pro please help I am torn between them...????...?<br />
I am really really really torn about these two and which one I should get. If I get the Air these will be my specs.<br />
13" Air<br />
1.86GHz Intel Core 2 Duo<br />
4GB 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM<br />
128GB Flash Storage<br />
Keyboard (English) &#038; User's Guide.<br />
For 00. I think that thinner and lighter stuff cost more than heavy and thicker better stuff. </p>
<p>If I get the new 2011 Macbook Pro these will be my specs.<br />
13" Pro<br />
4 or 8gb of ram ( choose for me I know this matters if you do a lot of multitasking I will explain it later)<br />
2.7GHz Dual-core Intel Core i7<br />
4GB 1333MHz DDR3 SDRAM - 2x2GB<br />
500GB Serial ATA Drive @ 5400 rpm<br />
SuperDrive 8x (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW)<br />
Backlit Keyboard (English) &#038; User's Guide.<br />
Should I get iWork or any other extras with this? (help me choose)</p>
<p>I don't take pictures use spreadsheets or worksheets mainly internet and portability. I want the pro because I like computers that are good and have awesome specs. I want the air because I love the thinness and look quick start up and portability but it has horrible specs I have heard reviews that the air was faster than the pro. Please help me to decide which one I should get. Feel free to ask any questions. I will check this every 10 seconds for the first 2 minutes. And every 5 minutes to the 20th minute. And daily after that. I will check hourly today. One important thing is that for the customized steps, there is a 30% chance that I will not order online I will buy it at Best Buy. If I choose the air I really really really want the 4gb ram. I won't be multitasking a lot. My regular would be opening 5 tabs on internet, syncing and charging my ipod, and maybe listening to music. Will that be enough for 2gb of ram? Again I want the pro because it comes with 4gb installed already though maybe I should get the 8gb. I have no idea about these options just tell me what to do. Thanks for any help.</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac compatible with OS X Lion?<br />
I currently have Microsoft Office 2011 installed on my MacBook Pro and would like to install the new OS X Lion operating system on my computer but have read reviews saying that the Microsoft Office suite no longer works after installing it. Is that only with older versions of MS Office or should I forego getting the new OS?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Yes it is. I have MS Office 2011 and installed Lion yesterday and it runs perfectly.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I buy a MacBook Pro this December?<br />
I'm planning to buy a MacBook Pro 15 or 17 this December but I noticed Apple usually releases a new line of MBP's around January, February, March or April of the upcoming year. In 2011, Apple released a new line of MBP's last February with the most significant update being the thunderbolt port.</p>
<p>Before any of you start saying something like "Don't buy the MBP, it's too expensive", let me tell you that I have the budget to purchase one and no, I'm not a rich kid. I reviewed and studied a gazillion laptops and I decided to save money on a MacBook Pro.</p>
<p>Looking at the current line-up of MBP 15 and 17, the only thing I don't like is the hard drive (750 GB, 5400 RPM). The graphics card is sufficient as I do almost zero gaming on a laptop (I prefer a desktop when playing games). I'm not at all worried about having OS X Lion.</p>
<p>What do you think?<br />
Sorry, I forgot to add these details. The reason I'm asking is because Apple might have significant updates on the upcoming line of MBP's. I'm not at all sure if what they're adding matters to me. What are the likely updates to arrive?<br />
Oh, and I'm buying personally on Apple store, not online.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				If you really want one then buy one
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Will be buying a laptop, HP, Dell or Mac?<br />
http://www.shopping.hp.com/webapp/shopping/computer_can_series.do?storeName=computer_store&#038;category=notebooks&#038;a1=Category&#038;v1=Everyday+computing&#038;series_name=g6t_series&#038;jumpid=in_R329_prodexp/hhoslp/psg/notebooks/Everyday_computing/g6t_series <-- heres the hp g6t model </p>
<p>http://www.dell.com/us/p/inspiron-14r-n4110/pd?oc=fncwq18&#038;model_id=inspiron-14r-n4110&#038; <-- the dell inspiron 14 or 15r model </p>
<p>Or the macbook pro 13" 2011. </p>
<p>I'm choosing between the 3, i want a big memory and all have 4gb and the dell has 500gb storage while the hp and the mac has 320 gb. I'm also looking for a big screen both the dell and hp has 15" while the mac has 13". I'm in my junior year of hs and looking to replace the old desktop i've been on for 4 years. Will also be using this laptop for college so i need a good sturdy one. Portability would be nice but not a requirement. What's important to me is the sturdiness like how long will it last me, fast-ness (can i have several programs running but still get a snappy performance), a big screen (as i like watching movies and tv shows), a long battery life (the hp and dell has about 3-4 hours while the mac has 7 hours), and yeah, that's basically it. Money is not an object as my parents are willing to pay for whatever I decide on. Anyone who has the g6t, inspiron and macbook pro, could you maybe give an input or review of your expierence with the laptop. please and thank you!!<br />
How big is the difference between the 15" screen and the 13" one? Could anyone give me an image of how big it is? lol thanks </p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			New Macbook Pro 2011 13" laptop?<br />
Ok so im getting the new macbook pro 13 inches laptop <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' />  Its my first laptop only for me, so im realllly happy! My family has always used PCs but my friends told me its really easy to adjust yourself <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' />  But, im not sure what the difference is between the 2.3GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor and the 2.7GHz dual-core Intel Core i7 processor???? What is the difference?<br />
Any reviews and comments about the new macbook pro? Or should i get a PC laptop instead?<br />
Thanks!</p>
<p>note: this is going to be a laptop i use for school, so i will be taking it to school and working a lot with it.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Well if money is no problem go with i7 because of better performance if you need it (photo/video editing etc.) but because it doesnt have discrete GPU then I think you wont need i7. Go with i5 and save the money.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 compatible with OS X Lion?<br />
I currently have Microsoft Office 2011 installed on my MacBook Pro and would like to install the new OS X Lion operating system on my computer but have read reviews saying that the Microsoft Office suite no longer works after installing it. Is that only with older versions of MS Office or should I forego getting the new OS?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				MS Office 2008 and 2011 are compatible with Lion.
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Interest in Magic Mouse. The new mouse of apples with no buttons to press longer. It covers both the top of the mouse to click to. Plus, also use a multi touch touchpad as the right-left-inch drag the mouse up and down on the surface at all. Not required to rotate the ratchet-like mouse you another. Seen in the metal button to call the alarm system. Real wireless mouse. </p>
<p> Under the mouse to see a black sheet rubber sheet is the second Vice mouse. White laser sensors. Close button mouse with a IPod. Button to open the lid and change the batteries two AA battery. </p>
<p> Sense of personal use inch scroll left scroll right up and down. No different to other brands use the mouse wheel. But from both a multitouch pad mouse skin can have many applications. May be an important differentiating point that no other brand mouse. And may be suitable for use with a desktop Mac, I have no keyboard touchpad.<br />
 Rounded edges and no rubber gutter or where hands touch. Allow independent movement. And significant cost $ 70 for a mouse, I think not very expensive for the right to use in the future. </p>
<p> For you MacBook this now plastic models designed body like Unilever MacBook Pro / Air. Despite a strong plastic, but more durable. Benefits for this generation. Cheaper version of Mac Book Pro screen size. 13 "and the same CPU set $ 200 (prices start at $ 999) Plus, this version is a free hard disk larger than 250GB versus Mac Book Pro 160GB in size only. </p>
<p> Relative weight between this version of the Pro version. Very little difference. Select to think a little lighter. But whether other big wireless touchpad buttons. Like Pro version. Think that if the relative price and then Sepk. This model should sell well. For people who like to buy Mac version of white than aluminum. Record weight is 4.7 pounds for the weight to carry them wherever they stay. I also like weight of 3.2 pounds more than Thinkpad X301 price, but I Mac version compared Sepk was quite interesting.</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Review.. ?<br />
Hey guys, i'm actually planning to get a Macbook Laptop for my birthday . So like i was just wondering , how is it ?<br />
Is it worth it ? I live in Canada, but I'm in USA right now so I might buy it from here. Or i might just buy it from Canada.<br />
Anyways, so yeah i wondering is it any good? Should i consider buying it ? Or should just get a Sony or Dell or some other laptop? </p>
<p>btw, this is the one ;;<br />

http://www.apple.com/ca/macbook/</p>

<p>THANKS !</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				DONT WORRY! Mac are just simply awesome... if you are used to windows or you need some windows apps, you can install it! when ever you power on you mac you hold don the alt/ option key and choose which to start up
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Could someone give me a thorough review on the new macbook white unibody?<br />
please if u have the laptop, I would prefer video review but I guess you could write it too.<br />
Thanks curious, I appreciate ur answer but im not just looking for a hardware review, i shud have stated that b4. I want some software details and a demonstration. And i have already seen that video. I cant find any good ones on utube, which is y im asking, well thnx anyway.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Im 14 and I am getting the white unibody MacBook for Christmas.  I was looking around and I found it in my mom's closet!!!!  I haven't opened it yet but I have looked at many reviews on YouTube.  There is a good review below!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How do I review a Macbook and keep it afterward?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Free computer? Good luck
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Review on MacBook? What do you think about it?<br />
What do you think about the macbook?<br />
any problems? what do you like about it?<br />
is it worth getting one?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I've learned one thing about Mac computers.  They aren't for me.</p>
<p>Yes, they're perfect if all you do is surf the web and edit videos and music and stuff.  But if you want any sort of flexibility, the ability to play video games, the option to upgrade your hardware instead of buying a brand new system in 2 or 3 years, then Mac isn't for you either.  Apple just nickel and dimes you way too much.  </p>
<p>If you want the option of everything Apple has on the Mac, buy a PC with the same hardware (for less than half the price) install Windows Vista or Windows 7 when it's out, and I'd put Linux on there too for the most amount of flexibility.  You can do ANYTHING on Linux.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How much money off is the price for a macbook if you're a student?<br />
I'm thinking about getting a macbook, but the price is a little high. While I was reading macbook reviews online someone had said they had got a discount because they were a student. Is this true? If so how much? And does it matter what your age is? Like do you have to be in college, or does it matter?<br />
If you got it at the apple store? Would you get the discount? Not online, but physically go buy it. And what are rebates?<br />
I'm not an Australian student......I'm American.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Hey there!</p>
<p>I take it that you're an Australian student, so you'd save 0 off a MacBook.</p>
<p>American students however, save 0 on MacBooks.</p>
<p>I hope this helps!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook review?????? (Read info)?<br />
2.4GHz 2gb RAM, the newest version,<br />
-Pros and Cons<br />
-Screen too glossy<br />
-speed<br />
-graphics<br />
-trackpad</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				If you deal with lots of images then the glossy screen is ideal - if you don't then some people don;t seem to like it.</p>
<p>Speed should be fine 2.4Ghz is ample. Multi touch track pad is very easy to use.</p>
<p>8.0 On Cnet.co.uk<br />

http://reviews.cnet.co.uk/laptops/0,39030093,49299367,00.htm

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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			are there any good macbook reviews?<br />
I have decided that i want to buy an apple macbook laptop. I was wondering if anyone knows of any good macbook reviews? </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Here is are some for the pro:</p>
<p>http://www.macworld.com/article/132362/2008/03/macbookcore2duo.html</p>
<p>http://www.notebookreview.com/default.asp?newsID=2976&#038;review=Apple+MacBook+White+Color+Version
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			13 inch Macbook Pro Review?<br />
I'm 15 years old; I'll be a sophmore next year. My Dell Inspiron recently broke. I used my laptop for everything: school work, writing, surfing the web, etc. I used my laptop everyday; it wasnt just some piece of crap collecting dusk in the corner. Anyway, I came across the 13 inch Macbook Pro. It seems like it has everything a highschooler, like myself, needs. I was just wondering what the pos and cons were and if its a suitable laptop for a high school student.  Al, is it worth the money? Thanks in advance <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Could anyone offer a review on the Macbook Air?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			(for Macbook owners please) a review of the Macbook and how it will work with Sims 3?<br />
ok so im seriously thinking about buying a Macbook, and i had a question about the graphics card and how it would work with sims 3. if anyone out there has sims 3 and plays it on the new fall 2009 macbook, can u kind of give a review of how sims 3 performs on it? it would help my decision a lot because i do some other things that require good graphic display. and id also like to know just some cons and pros of the macbook overall. if u could please help me out here, that would be great (:</p>
<p>p.s. im also still in school and i have to have a nice word processor or something to write papers with. also, how fast is it for the average website to load?? thanks so much! (:</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				it lags quite a bit..i don't think they are really made for games.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook Pro Review????????<br />
Give me your review on the mac book pro .................like appature.....keyboard....camera....different stuff like what are the bad things about it and what are the best just tell me stuff about it</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I've been using the MacBook Pros for years and I love them.</p>
<p>While the Keyboard is different, it's very comfortable to use and feels good to type on - great responsiveness.</p>
<p>Aperture is one of the best pieces of photo software out there. If you're not planning on doing photo manipulation (like in photoshop) then it's all you'll need and the feature set is great for somebody who just wants to take and process photographs.</p>
<p>The extra long battery life is very nice as well. Up to 7.5 hours of regular use with the discreet graphics card turned off and 5.5 hours of heavy photo work with the discreet graphics card turned on.</p>
<p>If you're going to be doing photography, I recommend spending the extra  and getting the matte display instead of the standard glossy. It helps A LOT when working with photos.</p>
<p>To get the same quality out of a PC, you're going to spend about the same amount as you are on the MacBook Pro, but you won't get things like iPhoto, Garage Band, iWeb and iMovie, which are far superior to the Low End, Inexpensive Windows alternatives.</p>
<p>By far, the best machine on the market.</p>
<p>Also, you can't beat Apple customer service. They are amazing.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			can you give me a macbook pro review?<br />
i might be getting one for christmas and ill be getting the cheapest ones they have being ,200 lmao. can i get a 15 inch for that much or does it have to be 13 inches?  i probably dont need much space on it like the GB or whatever. im a 17 year old guy by the way. so ya just a review on if they're good, the good and bad things about them and stuff like that. thanks<br />
not what i was asking for but ok?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Let me Google that for you...</p>
<p>The cheapest Macbook is ,000. It's not a pro, but it's also 0 cheaper.<br />
The ,200 is 13-inch, and you'd need to pay more for 15-inch.</p>
<p>What a lot of people don't realize is that Macs come with way more NICE software than Windows machines, and they run plenty enough software to keep Mac users happy. The OS is also more stable.<br />
The only bad things about them are that they cost more.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Air review?<br />
What are everyones views on it? People think it's amazing that it doesn't have a cd/dvd drive because thats when the wireless comes in handy, etc. It might be the "worlds THINNEST notebook". but put down your pros and cons of it.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Pros you can find, i'll just give you the bad ones :<br />
- first of all, it has only one USB port where most laptops have at least 3. So for example you won't be able to have your camera and you printer connected at the same time via USB. Also the mouse must be via Bluetooth to keep the single USB slot free. Also some devices won't fit in the crammed space for the USB ... so will need to use extension cables</p>
<p>- No Ethernet port, what if there are no wireless networks available !?</p>
<p>- aluminium body, gets hot like hell after a while</p>
<p>- quite slow compared to today's standards, no HD movie viewing for you</p>
<p>- crappy battery life 2,5h &#038; no posibility to replace the battery/change it</p>
<p>- 4200rpm drive is slow / SSD drive is way too expensive</p>
<p>- thikness is not really an issue, compared to weight or connectivity</p>
<p>Some cool features :<br />
- backlit keyboard is nice</p>
<p>The other good things about it can be found in competing laptops wich are also better where this one falls short
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			i need the configuration and review on Apple MacBook MB466LL/A 13.3-Inch Laptop?<br />
am planning to get it this christmas and any reviews will be help full to me</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				configuration:<br />
1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 Processor<br />
1GB DDR2 SD RAM<br />
160GB Hard Drive, No Optical Drive<br />
10.1″ WS VGA Display, Active Matrix TFT Color LCD Widescreen<br />
Windows XP Home with SP3. Up to 6 Hours of Battery Life<br />
Pros:<br />
- Despite it's size, it's pretty powerful and fast especially without all the other junk that I have on my Think pad.<br />
- Camera added with built in microphone is great for web chatting<br />
- keyboard is almost full sized so no cramping there<br />
Cons:<br />
- The mouse pad has a scroller on it. I'm not used to it so I keep hitting it trying to use the mouse.<br />
- Screen doesn't have a very high resolution. If you try to install something that uses more screen than what fits, you're screwed or you have to understand how to use hot keys.... which most don't.<br />
- No optical drive
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How do i get a new battery for my macbook?<br />
I need a new battery for my macbook, but there aren't many on the site, and they all have terrible reviews. My macbook is a black 13 inch (i think, there isn't another size, it there?) that i bought in 2006. Anyone know where I can buy one?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I walked into the apple store and asked for a replacement. I helped that I'd paid for applecare, so it was covered.</p>
<p>If you don't have applecare, you can buy one for money.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook pro 13 inch review?<br />
The 1199.99 model. I want user info on speed, durability,  specs, screen, speakers, basically all around performance and review. Thanks guys im really on the fence about this notebook. I've never used a mac besides at bestbuy so info would be greatly appreciated!  Thanks <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':-)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				yes Apple blatantly rips people off. They will charge you 600bucks for a hhard-drivethat only costs160. IMO you should just buy a PC and install the Max OS X if you don't want to loose a bunch of money.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			can someone give me review/advice/opinion on the apple macbook pro 15.4"?<br />
ive been a windows user my whole life and have been anti mac os but after finding out about the bootcamp and taking a closer look at the mac os it seems worthwhile, but i would like some reviews and opinions and also more specs on the various things about the macbook and what it can do</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				check out this review from macworld magazine.</p>
<p>http://www.macworld.com/products/apple/complete/product00109_detail1.php</p>
<p>i hope it helps you make your decision!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			why sometimes my macbook pro 2010 trackpad works and sometimes it does not work?<br />
For example, when playing videos on youtube, sometimes I want to review some moments, but when I try to click to do that, the trackpad does not respond at all. Does someone know why does this problem happen and how to fix it?<br />
p/s: my macbook softwares and acrobat flash player are up to date.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What's the difference between the macbook 2.0 and the macbook 2.4?<br />
I was looking at some youtube reviews of the new macbook and they say there's a difference between the 2.0 and the 2.4 versions but they didn't mention what the differences were or the differences in price.  I also looked on the apple web site and they didn't show the differences either.  Anyone know hte differences between the two and if it's worth it to get the 2.4?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The speed of the processor, and the 2.4 has a backlit keyboard.  The backlit keyboard is a nice feature.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is your opinion of the new macbook vs old macbook pro?<br />
Hey Y'all! With Christmas just around the corner, I am wanting to upgrade to a new laptop. I am having trouble deciding between the new re-design of the Macbook or getting the older version of Macbook Pro instead? There are a lot of mixed reviews regarding the newer Macbook so I am kind of iffy about whether to purchase that model. I was considering a refurbished Macbook Pro since it has nothing but great reviews. What do y'all think? Thanks! <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				build a hackintosh
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Any body that has a Macbook pro, or Asus G73JH can you comment and review? thanks?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I have a Macbook pro and I love it. It's operating system blows any PC system out of the water, plus it has all kinds of really convenient touchpad commands that save time and make navigating through files and internet sites a breeze!
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Ever had a white apple Macbook and problems, cracks in the plastic?<br />
I have read a lot of reviews lately about the macbook and found that many complain about cracks appearing. I wonder if you ever have had this experience too? How long do have your macbook?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I have had my Macbook for over three years and its great. I have dropped it a few times too. No cracks only normal ware from acids in your skin and whatnot. The plastic polymer they use is extremely durable in my opinion.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbook Pro running windows have lower battery life?<br />
I read in a review that when you are running windows on macbook the batter life goes down to like 5 hrs versus 7-9 hrs you get running Mac OS (on the 2010 models). Is that true? and if it is, why is that?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I buy a new Macbook battery?<br />
Today I opened my black Macbook (which I purchased in June 2007) and noticed it said in the status bar that my battery will need to be replaced soon. I don't know how "soon" it will be, but I looked on the Apple store's website and reviews for my Macbook's battery are pretty concerning! Many people said the battery doesn't last as long as the original.<br />
I was wondering what anyone else thought about purchasing a new battery for a computer that is close to 4 years old.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I buy a used dell studio xps or a used macbook?<br />
Willing to spend about 500-550.  Would just like some opinions/suggestions.  Also, which do you think is better looking?  Thanks in advance.<br />
Dell image: http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://hothardware.com/articleimages/Item1313/dell-studio-xps-13-press.jpg&#038;imgrefurl=http://hothardware.com/Reviews/Dell-Studio-XPS-13-Evaluation/&#038;usg=__HF1yuFUIDVhH3uyeVN4PPKECthE=&#038;h=400&#038;w=385&#038;sz=35&#038;hl=en&#038;start=0&#038;sig2=0N4CrG7VuVocLoOVaNjQlg&#038;zoom=1&#038;tbnid=4Fz3xAQe5qP0JM:&#038;tbnh=139&#038;tbnw=126&#038;ei=jNDZTbT1FcHc0QGcuaz8Aw&#038;prev=/search%3Fq%3Ddell%2Bstudio%2Bxps%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN%26biw%3D1600%26bih%3D742%26tbm%3Disch&#038;um=1&#038;itbs=1&#038;iact=hc&#038;vpx=121&#038;vpy=106&#038;dur=1087&#038;hovh=229&#038;hovw=220&#038;tx=116&#038;ty=103&#038;sqi=2&#038;page=1&#038;ndsp=33&#038;ved=1t:429,r:0,s:0</p>
<p>Macbook image:<br />
http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.reviews66.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/apple-macbook-white-wallpaper-6.jpg&#038;imgrefurl=http://www.reviews66.com/apple-macbook-white-laptop-review-specs-features-video-review-price-in-pakistan/&#038;usg=__JS4MuBm7pIGSxSedlFuw-MEbTKE=&#038;h=1963&#038;w=2237&#038;sz=869&#038;hl=en&#038;start=0&#038;sig2=d9CkYVhvVSXF19H5lfCZIw&#038;zoom=1&#038;tbnid=CPZbC_-zgLst9M:&#038;tbnh=130&#038;tbnw=145&#038;ei=zdDZTeeiKcr40gHv8eH7Aw&#038;prev=/search%3Fq%3Dwhite%2Bmacbook%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26biw%3D1600%26bih%3D742%26tbm%3Disch&#038;um=1&#038;itbs=1&#038;iact=hc&#038;vpx=673&#038;vpy=111&#038;dur=707&#038;hovh=210&#038;hovw=240&#038;tx=178&#038;ty=117&#038;sqi=2&#038;page=1&#038;ndsp=32&#038;ved=1t:429,r:3,s:0<br />
okay, more deets... I'm a college business accounting student and do not game with my computer (cause I have an xbox) and will primarily be using it for Microsoft office and the internet.  </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Generally speaking, you get more bang for your buck with a Dell.  They are easy to work on, easy to upgrade (well, as much as a laptop can be upgraded), and generally very dependable.  Parts can be had for relatively cheap on eBay.  Macbooks are nice machine... hell, they are works of art.  But they can be a real pain in the arse if you need to work on one.  Parts are much more expensive, and Apple customer service isn't the most friendly or accommodating. </p>
<p>If you are going to bring the machine into any sort of a networked environment, then you should probably go with a Dell unless you know the environment specifically supports Macs.  Networking-wise, you're always safe going with a PC.  Macs can be a huge pain to integrate into a networked environment where they don't play nicely with Active Directory, don't cooperate with most SIEMs, don't readily authenticate to many firewalls and NACs, just to name a few problems I've personally encountered.  Oh, and don't listen to people who tell you Macs can't get malware infections.  They certainly can.  In fact, there's a Mac-specific piece of malware that is making the rounds right now.  Check the links below. </p>
<p>Ultimately, you should get whatever best aligns with your needs.  But all things being equal, I would go with the Dell.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Reviews on MacBook and MacBook Pro?<br />
I already looked at reviews online so I don't want information from them. I want reviews from people who personally own these computers and I want to know what they think of them. I'm thinking about purchasing a mac but I am not sure which one to buy, the 13" MacBook or the 13" MacBook pro. So if you own either one could you tell me your opinion on it? Thanks!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is a macbook pro a good choice for an engineering major?<br />
I'm going to be a freshman in college next year and was considering a macbook pro after hearing great reviews from some friends and teachers.  I'm going into civil or environmental engineering and was wondering how engineering programs run on the Mac. Any engineering students have a Mac? Saving money is not one of my top priorities or I wouldn't be considering a Mac in the first place. Thanks in advance</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				As a Mac user for about twenty years and an engineer I can tell you that you are probably better off with a PC as many little engineering speciality applications run on only on PC's. </p>
<p>However, the new Mac's can run bootcamp and boot up with Window's NT, so your MacBook will look just like a PC running Windows, and most of programs that you would use for engineering undergrad like Excel and MatLab all have Mac and PC versions. I've heard AutoCAD runs just as fast in bootcamp as on a regular PC. So if you choose the Mac route, 95% of the time you will be OK and the other 5% you will have to improvise (run under bootcamp as PC, write your program, etc.) </p>
<p>Lastly you should check with the Engineering Dept of your school and see if they have any specific recommendations.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			I need peoples opinions on the Macbook Pro?<br />
So I am going into 9th grade next year and my mom and I decided that I should get a laptop to use for school projects, homework, etc. I've heard that the macbook pro is very handy and works well. It is also in my price range and I am considering getting it. Can macbook pro owners give me their review of them and tell me what features it includes? Thanks <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Macbook pro is one of the best laptops you can get, but if you are in 9th grade, It will be overkill. People who buy macbook pros tend to buy them because they are, well, proffesionals. Its too expensive for anyone else to really need. Buy a nice HP or Dell instead. just as powerful, 1/4 of the price.</p>
<p>I have a macbook pro that I use for web design etc that is harder to do on a windows computer.
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</ul>
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is the Nikon D5000 compatible with the Macbook Pro?<br />
Hello, I was wondering if the Nikon D5000 is compatible with the Macbook Pro.  I was going to buy a Nikon D5000, but my mom found a review online from somebody saying that their Nikon D5000 was not compatible with their Macbook Pro.  Now, I am hesitant to order it.  Can anybody confirm that it is/isn't compatible with the Macbook Pro?<br />
Please say if you use the Nikon D5000 with a Macbook!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				LOL</p>
<p>ALL dSLR's can be used with either PC's or Mac's.</p>
<p>Whomever could not get their images from the D5000 memory card to their MacBook Pro is incompetent as both a photographer and user of their computer.  This is just basic stuff.  Not rocket science</p>
<p>Anyone with experience with 1) using their computers file manager and 2) a fully adjustable camera can easily copy image files to their computer.
			</p>
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</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should i get the new macbook now, or wait until the holidays?<br />
I was going to get the new macbook but do you think there will be a price drop or a special day for the holidays, should i wait? Also are there any reviews on the new macbook ( the one thats 1299) or anyone hear any good things about it? Thanks! <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				There will probly be 0 off on the day after Thanksgiving, but that is all.
			</p>
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</ul>
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is Macbook Pro a good laptop choice for mechanical engineering?<br />
I will be starting college in the fall as a mechanical engineering major and I really would like to purchase a Macbook Pro for school. I have gotten mixed reviews through other forums about whether this is a good idea or not. I even asked my college and they said they didn't take a stance on a better laptop. Opinions appreciated <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif' alt=':D' class='wp-smiley' /> .</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				In simple words, no. Here is why.</p>
<p>First of all is the price. Most CAD programs are Windows based and run either only/or better on Windows. If you get a MacBook, you will need to purchase a copy of Windows (0) to run your programs on. In addition, you will not get by with the integrated graphics on the 13" MacBook Pro. This means you will need a 15 or 17 inch MacBook Pro, which start at 00. For only 0, you can get a Sandy-Bridge based Windows laptop (ASUS N53SV) with the same quad core, more expandability, more ports, and a far better graphics card than the 00 MacBook Pro. Price-wise, it doesn't seem logical.</p>
<p>If the price isn't an issue for you, then you could justify buying a MacBook Pro. But there are some other issues to consider. Macs traditionally run hot and have lots of faults especially with cooling and power systems like the horribly designed Magsafe power adapter. In addition, there is a widespread charging problem with the new 15" MacBook Pros. If you are running the GPU at moderate load (such as watching Netflix), the laptop will not charge. If you run it at high load, the battery will drain even if the computer is plugged in. This is because the power adapter offered is not powerful enough to run all the components and Apple will not offer a more powerful one. So essentially, you are paying for an about 00 computer that cannot run at a higher load.</p>
<p>Personally, I would suggest a business-class computer. This includes the Thinkpad W520 (15 inch), W720 (17 inch), and T420 (14 inch) series. All are plenty if not more powerful than the Macs at a much lower price.
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Apple Macbook 13.3 inch 120gb hardrive white - Review?<br />
Hi I was thinking about buying one of these little fellas, and was wondering if anyone has one and what they are like. obviously its a lot of money to splash out so any advice would be appreciated with regards to reviews and any add- ons you recommend. Thanks for your help</p>
<p>Kevin<br />
yep its the........... Intel Core 2 Duo (2.0GHz) processor. 2Gb DDR2 RAM. 120Gb SATA hard drive. 13.3in glossy widescreen TFT display. Slot-loading 8x Superdrive. NVidia GeForce 9400M graphics with 256MB dedicated memory. 802.11 N WiFi. Bluetooth. Built-in iSight camera. MAC SO x v10.5 Leopard and iLife 09. H 143, w 457, d 444mm. White............one!!!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				im buying this exact one next week, the nvida 9400m one?<br />
i would recommend getting a new hard drive, a 500gb can be picked up for around £70, and it's about £40 to upgrade to 4gb RAM, which i also suggest.<br />
other than that, there isnt really much you can do to it, but its an awesome machine
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Will Civ 5 for mac run on macbook air 11 inch?<br />
Saw that amazon.com is offering civ 5 for mac for download. I've read in a review that it works on macbook air with medium settings although it's not officially supported - has anyone actually tried it?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Apple MacBook Reviews?<br />
Any reviews on the new MacBook (aluminium and glass one)?  Pros and cons?  How's iWorks compatibility with Microsoft Office on a PC?</p>
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<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What am I missing out on if I get a new MacBook as opposed to the MacBook Pro?<br />
I've been trying to decide between models of MacBook or MacBook Pro, and I think I've been reading too many reviews because I'm forgetting which models come with what. This is not a spec-related question, but rather things like the 17" MacBook Pro coming with a long-life built in battery. So, what features does each carry uniquely?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The Apple MacBook Pro is kind of like the Xbox 360 Elite of laptops. It may have a few bonus additional features that makes it nice (i.e: 120GB Hard Drive, HDMI Port, etc).</p>
<p>The Macbook Pro is more defined, and depending on what year the original Macbook Pro has, your going to get a better video card, and processor.</p>
<p>If your simply doing light business work, etc and your just wanting an excellent, reliable laptop then don't pay the extra.<br />
If you like luxury, and you want to pay for the extra looks, then go for the MacBook Pro.</p>
<p>There is no major differences; The MacBook Pro does depending on which model your comparing it vs and what year, does have better hard drive size, processing speed, etc.</p>
<p>But.<br />
It's releatively the same.<br />
Both are very excellent machines.
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Apple Macbook Reviews?<br />
If any Apple Macbook users can give me some reviews on it. What's good about it? What's bad about it?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<ul>
<li>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Pros: Everything, I am in love with my Macbook. Best computer I've ever owned. This is my first Mac so it took me about 3 days to get used to how differently it was set up, but it really is amazing. Battery Life is good, I get about 4 hours unplugged if I'm surfing the internet or watching a DVD the whole time. Plus, no viruses! I have never had a problem with anything and I love knowing never to be scared my computer will crash.</p>
<p>Cons: Simple applications like Word and Excel are not included and you have to pay a bundle to get them (0+). Besides that though I have no complaints.
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</ul>
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<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			MacBook Reviews (macbook white)?<br />
thinking about buying a new macbook<br />
(particularly http://www.apple.com/macbook/)<br />
if anyone has this/used one please tell me your thoughts, reviews, comments, pro/cons or whatever.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				cons: no gaming, low-end hardware<br />
pros: reliable, ultra fast, eye-candy graphics, very easy to use, user-friendly interface, looks very good.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What are the advantages and disadvantages of the white Macbook 2010?<br />
I am thinking about getting the white Macbook that came out this year [2010] and I wanted to get some reviews on it. Help!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is the best kind of hard case for Macbook 13"?<br />
I am planning on buying a colored plastic hardcase for my new Macbook 13" and I am wondering what the best brand is. I have read reviews saying that the Speck cases scratch the computer and are hard to take off. Any other good brands that will give protection without adding bulk?</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				there are a couple of hard cases listed at this site. Each ones include many reviews by actual customers... http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&#038;keywords=Macbook%20Skin&#038;tag=search0d8-20&#038;index=blended&#038;linkCode=ur2&#038;camp=1789&#038;creative=9325
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is the best case for a macbook pro?<br />
I am getting a 13 inch macbook pro in July and would like to buy a shell case to protect it. I'm looking for something thin that comes in a cute color or pattern and will fit into my poor college kid budget. I was looking at the ones on the apple site but the reviews said alot of them left scratches on the bottoms of computers. Any suggestions for brand names or websites that I should look at will be appreciated.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where would be the most credible place to buy a refurbished or used macbook for a good price?<br />
I'm looking for a macbook between 0 and 0 but all of the websites I've looked at have mixed reviews.</p>
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<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Looking for customer reviews for 13 MacBook Inverter Board NEW?<br />
Where can I find reviews and opinions online for 13 MacBook Inverter Board NEW</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				*  "Cheapest place to buy Apple MacBook Built-NY Sleeve Case- Onyx Black 13" MacBook" (3 answers)<br />
Where can I find a great deal online for Apple MacBook Built-NY Sleeve Case- Onyx Black 13" MacBook<br />
*  "Are there any coupon codes for Apple MacBook Pro MB990LL A 13 3-Inch Laptop" (1 answer)<br />
Where can I find a coupon code for Apple MacBook Pro MB990LL A 13 3-Inch Laptop<br />
*  "Where can I get the best deal for ProTouch Keyboard Protector, MacBook 13" Sonic" (2 answers)<br />
Where can I find a really good deal online for ProTouch Keyboard Protector, MacBook 13" Sonic<br />
*  "Would you recommend buying the Speck MacBook 13 See-Thru Hard Case? Why?" (3 answers)
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What wireless keyboard should I get for my Macbook?<br />
I was wondering what Wireless Keyboard/Mouse I should get for my macbook. I got this Logitech S530 Laser, but I was reading reviews, and came across a lot of Cons. Any advice? Thanks</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				boss, am using the same, its pretty good, you shud go on with the same, dnt get moved by reviews make your own ones
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			where can i find reviews for the new macbook pro aluminum 13 inch?<br />
i tried google, but they're no good. is it just too new that there havent been any reviews written?</p>
<p>LINKS MAYBE???</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Try this:</p>
<p>http://www.engadget.com/2009/06/10/apples-new-macbook-pro-family-unboxing-and-hands-on/</p>
<p>I have not read it.  But you should know the new 13" are stretching the word to call themselves a PRO.  Without the secondary graphics card, they are nothing more than a rebadged Macbook.
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What do you think about the all-new MacBook Aluminum?<br />
I've heard reviews, both good and bad for the new MacBook.  But what do you guys think of it?  How fast is the 2.0GHz processor that it comes with?  Also how well does the trackpad work as far as the gestures and stuff?  Please write some thoughts on it, thanks <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I can sum everything up in one word: PERFECTION.</p>
<p>Personally I have the MBP, with the highest specs available, and I absolutely love it, it's well worth the investment, mate. The trackpad is PERFECTLY responsive, just like the iPhone, no lag or errors. If you would like to try before you buy, head down to your local Apple Store, or Authorised Apple Retailer. The processor speeds are good as well, especially since OS X incorporates your hardware well into the OS, unlike in Windows, no CPU power is wasted!</p>
<p>Edit: In response to the other bloke. The lack of FireWire is only an issue if you HAVE FireWire devices you constantly use (Which is highly unlikely lol, considering USB 2.0 is the standard for all devices, currently.) Even if you do happen to have and use a FireWire device, you can buy a FireWire to USB 2.0 adapter! Or, alternatively, you can purchase the MBP which comes with a FireWire 800 port.</p>
<p>So it's not much of a "drawback," to the majority of people.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Would you consider a MacBook Air or a Dell laptop?<br />
My step dad said I could probably get a laptop for Christmas, maybe sooner. I told him I wanted the MacBook Air. I really like the thinness of it and Ive heard Mac good. My step dad wants me to look over it for a while, and read reviews on the laptops before I decide I want the MacBook just because of how it looks. What do you think is a better laptop, why?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The Macbook Air definitely is cool. I really would like to have one but it isn't as useful to me as a regular Dell. I have a Dell and a Toshiba laptop. I think Toshiba laptops are the best. My Dell is pretty decent also. It has bluray and it's fast, so it probably is better than the Macbook Air.
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			White Macbook reviews?<br />
can anybody give me some comments on the white macbook? is it a good computer? what are the pros and cons? Are there any better computers that cost he same?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				i've got a mac, its pretty good. there are some things that are a bit weird, like no right click &#038; stuff, but most u get used 2. the bad thing is that lots of cds dont work on it, but overall i think its really good, but its better if u have at least one windows comp aswell.</p>
<p>windows vista is also a good option
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Non Mac Monitor to work as the display for a macbook?<br />
I have an Acer al200w monitor. ( http://www.thinkcomputers.org/index.php?x=reviews&#038;id=657 )</p>
<p>I want to know if there's an adapter that i can use my Acer monitor to be use as my display for my MacBook.</p>
<p>thanks!</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Yep, Apple does indeed make an adapter you can use to connect your Macbook to that monitor.</p>
<p>Since that monitor has DVI, you should use Apple's miniDVI-to-DVI adapter (if you have the old Macbook), or the miniDisplayPort-to-DVI adatper (if you have the new LED Macbook).</p>
<p>Always use DVI preferentially over VGA.  DVI is digital, VGA is analog, and DVI performs more consistently at higher resolutions.</p>
<p>Hope this helps.
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</ul>
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<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How great is the Macbook Air?<br />
Today it was recommended to me by many specialists as the fastest Macbook out there. I had some trouble believing this and thus I'd like to know the truth -- how great is the Macbook Air? I'm honestly considering purchasing one as soon as next week, even, so reviews would be wonderful. </p>
<p>Would I be far better off purchasing the simple white Macbook?</p>
<p>How is the processor?</p>
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<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				the simple white macbook is the better choice in my opinion if your looking at performance figures<br />
also, the air does not have an optical drive for cd/dvds the other macbook does.<br />
you get more bang for your buck with the standard mac book than with the air.</p>
<p>the air is great if you must have a laptop thats really small and light weight<br />
but its not like the standard one it that bulky or heavy either.</p>
<p>do i'd say don't bother with the air, unless you think the size difference is worth sacrificing a disc drive and having a slower processor(macbook air comes in either 1.83ghz and 2.13 ghz processors and the standard macbook has a 2.4ghz processor)</p>
<p>hope this helps (^_^)
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What apple computer should I buy? Macbook pro vs iMac?<br />
I want the newest apple computer, but which one is better.<br />
Which one should I buy the macbook pro or the iMac.<br />
Please give links for reviews on both of these.<br />
I want specifications on both the macbook pro and the iMac.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				IMac
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When it comes to apple computer repair, there are many different options. There is of course the apple stores. We both understand the price tag associated with repairs done at the apple store. Hence, why you are looking online for a better and less expensive option. There are repair shops out there doing actual apple logic board repairs. Mind you, not a replacement but rather repair of the board in your machine.</p>
<p>Doing a repair this way saves A TON of money. The costs are less because only failed or known to fail components are replaced. Since only the components are replaced there is no need to purchase a complete replacement apple logic board. The only trouble is finding an apple computer repair center that can actually perform this complicated task with precision and in a timely manner, that can fit your buzy time table.</p>
<p>The average logic board repair should run no more than $250 dollars. That is less than half of what the same repair would cost is the apple stores performed it. An added bonus is a smaller family owned shop has less customers and therefore less apple computers to repair logic boards in. This helps contribute to less down time or lack of an apple computer to do your daily internet responsibilities, like apple computer blogging for example.</p>
<p>Always make sure the apple logic board repair for your imac, i book g3, i book g4, i mac, mac book, mac book pro, or even g4 desk top includes testing. There are shops out there that do not test the apple logic boards before they send them back to the customer. This step is CRUCIAL to making sure you do not receive another broken apple logic board in the mail or broken apple computer.</p>
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<h3>Frequently Asked Questions</h3>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How can I listen to my purchased iTunes music &#038; video’s from my home MacBookPro to my work computer?<br />
I own a newer MacBookPro &#038; a iPod touc 32gig. I use my MacBookPro to buy music for my iTouch. I would like to hear the or download this music at my work. How can I do this?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				if you mean you want to listen to this music on a computer at work you would have to download itunes to this computer, register it for your itunes store account and then download those files on there again. </p>
<p>it would be a lot easier to connect speakers/headphones to your ipod
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How much would it cost to fix a cracked macbookpro screen?<br />
I accidently did something to my macbookpro and now theres a crack on the inside screen<br />
can apple fix it? and approximately how much will it cost??<br />
thanks</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Apple will fix it but it might cost you a lot since they're the only company that makes the screens.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What GB memoy for a MacBookPro is right for me?<br />
The main things I will be using it for is for school work, uploading photos, using itunes, and the internet.<br />
I am also wondering were i could get a cheaper MacBookPro or a refurbished one.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				To answer your first question, you will be fine with 2GB of RAM. If you want to save even more money, getting the ordianry MacBook would be just as good as the 'Pro for the stuff you want to do.
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</ul>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How can I make my MacbookPro read my CD?<br />
I just purchased a macbookpro and imported several cd's but i have the best of sublime millennium collection 20th century masters cd and my comp wont read it. Does anyone know how to fix this problem?</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is the diference between a MacBook and a MacbookPro?<br />
I know that the price difference is about ,000.00, but is there anything I can do with a MacBookPro that I can't do with a MacBook?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				The Macbook Pro has more ports, a full DVI monitor connection, a larger display, a faster processor, and a much better graphics card.  I you want a laptop that can play games well and handle complex programs, then the Macbook Pro is the laptop you want.  If you want a basic student computer, then you should go and buy the Macbook.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can MacBookPro 13in i5 run Adobe After Effects and FinalCutPro?<br />
I'm looking to buy a Apple computer. At first i was going to get the iMac, but i love the portability of the MacBookPro, and the 2 programs i realy want to run are After Effect CS5 and FCP (preferably the latest FCP), i want to know, can a 13in MacBookPro i5 run both of these programs? Please help</p>
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<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				A new one?  Probably but a 13" screen is going to be a big disappointment.  I've got a 27" display with my Mac Pro and that is just about right for Premiere pro, Final Cut pro, and AE Pro.  AE will be the most difficult due to the small screen and if you have more than 5 layers, it'll be a pain.  Also, you're going to need a ton or RAM with AE and any serious use is gonna heat that little machine up fast.</p>
<p>Go to the apple store and pull up IMovie on a 13" and see how much real estate you will have.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What is best linux for a macbookpro?<br />
i want to install linux on my macbookpro and i want to know what provider would be best. ubuntu? or something else? and how do i install it?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can you recieve viruses through Windows xp on the macbookpro via bootcamp?<br />
Im awaiting the arrival of my macbookpro and I was going to use it for gaming(WoW, BF2, and so on) Until I start college. I was going to use the bootcamp software to  play these games. I was wondering, Is it possible to get viruses or to screw the mac up through windows xp via bootcamp? Or is it still almost impossible because ill still be using my mac?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				You can get a virus in the Windows partition, but it shouldn't be able to affect the OSX partition. OSX can read and write to the Windows part of the computer but Windows can't access the OSX part.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Is it possible to install Linux on a macbookpro?<br />
I decided to keep my macbookpro, open up windows on my mac, and then i want to install Linux. why not get the best of 3 worlds. trying to expand my horizons of all OS</p>
<p>so much to learn</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Certainly. You'll need a custom bootloader like rEFIt, but it's entirely possible.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can an easyCap DC60 work on a macbookpro?<br />
If so how do I make it work for the macbookpro?If not is there any other pvr or capture cards for the mac?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How can you make a MacBookPro a dual boot system?<br />
Does the laptop allow you to load any version of Window's Vista Premium onto the laptop or do you have to get a specific version from Mac?  Does anyone know how to set it up?  If so can you send me instructions?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Yes, you can make your MacBook Pro (running Leopard) a dual boot system running the Mac Leopard OS and Vista Premium. It's the regular Vista Premium sold by Microsoft. Apple does not make any Windows operating system software.</p>
<p>You can find instructions on the MacWindows.com website (see below for the URL of that page).</p>
<p>You will need some special software to do this. </p>
<p>One of the applications is called Boot Camp, which is made by Apple and is free. But Boot Camp requires you to restart the computer each time you want to change from the Apple OS to the Windows OS.</p>
<p>There are several applications (listed on the MacWindows site) that allow you to shift from one OS to the other without restarting the computer, but they are  not free, but the cost less than 0.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can you install Windows 7 onto a macbookpro?<br />
I am planning to get a macbook pro and I like Windows 7 better then the Mac OS they have in the macbooks. Is it possible to use my windows 7 disc and install it onto the mac? If so please explain how to. Or try to get me to stick with the Mac OS since they both seem the same. I am afraid if I just install Windows 7 onto the Mac then it might break down, and there goes 00 or more.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I was a windows only user until my friend let me use his mac and I have never looked back. You pay for what you get with a Mac. Everything just works better. </p>
<p>If your mac breaksdown with windows on it They would still replace it at the apple store.</p>
<p>Full instrutions on installing Mac OSX over windows here: http://derekhat.com/install-vista-on-a-macbook-without-bootcamp/</p>
<p>It says vista but it is exactly the same to install.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			I have a macbookpro how do i burn dvd and make them play on my macbookpro?<br />
What programs do i need and what are the steps to doing it.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				It is easy.<br />
you can use a dvd creator.<br />
I suggested you to use  iSkysoft DVD Creator  for Mac.<br />
it is the best video to dvd burning software for Mac OS X users.</p>
<p>You can download it here:------>No Virus, Fast downloading speed.<br />

http://www.topsoftcenter.com/isky-dvd-copy-for-mac.html</p>

<p>With it you can burn dvd and make them play on you macbookpro.<br />
Try and I hope it can help you.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can you pay monthly for a macbookpro with no credit?<br />
Can you pay monthly for a macbookpro with no credit?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				No.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How do I access YouTube on a new MacBookPro using wifi?<br />
I am trying to help my friend who is new to computers. When I try to access any YouTube video, I get a black window and no video. Does he need to register and get a password? He already has a yahoo mail address and uses yahoo email.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Shouldn't have a MacBook...</p>
<p>Check settings, enable java, update java...whichever...
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			My Macbookpro's battery only lats about 2 hrs when im on the windows side how do i fix that?<br />
When i use windows on mac it runs out of batter quicker than mac what can i do to make it last longer while playing games?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				http://www.os-optimize.com/ do most if the things for windows vista and that will make your battery last longer.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How would you remove a honey glob from a keyboard? Specifically the keyboard is a MacBookPro laptop's keyboard?<br />
I got a glob of honey on my MacBook Pro's keyboard. It was pretty transparent so I didn't notice it for a while but now it is pretty obvious. Everything I can see recommends hot water but I am reluctant to get water into my laptop. Any suggestions?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Use warm water on a cloth but don't make it too drippy.  Do it at night and don't use the computer again until morning so it has a good chance to dry out in case any electronics did get wet.  (It's fine if they do get wet as long as you let it *completely* dry before trying to use again).
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How much would it cost to upgrade my ram and my hard drive in my MacbookPro?<br />
I only have a 160 GB hard drive and my 2gb ram in my Mac book pro and I was looking to upgrade it without buying another Mac book pro being that mine is only a year old. I was wondering had anyone on this forum ever upgraded and how much did it cost and was it cost efficient.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Depending on which model MBP you have the cost of RAM upgrade will be how much you want to upgrade to, you can easily install them yourself. As for the HDD you may install it yourself, again it depends on which model your MBP is, or if it's a unibody MBP you'll need to hire an Apple authorized service center or Apple to replace the drive.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can you pay monthly for a MacBookPro with any normal credit card?<br />
And don't tell me not to buy a mac just answer my question.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Yes you can
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What printers work well with a MacBookPro 13inch?<br />
My mom has a Dell Printer, but it doesnt work with Mac Books. So i was wondering what printers work well with the Mac Book Pro 13 in.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Go to www.epson.com and have a look. Epson has the best warranty ever. Then, Go to http://www.inkproducts.com/ and buy a CISS for your printer. It will save you tons of money, you never change cartridges and never run out of ink [yes, you do have to fill the tanks once in a while] Bulk ink is cheap. The CISS will pay for itself in a month.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How can i connect my Macbookpro laptop (old one not new) to my TV?<br />
Hey,<br />
I just wanted to know how i can connect my Macbookpro laptop (old) to my Sony  TV. The HMDI cable from my Xbox 360 didnt fit in the laptop.</p>
<p>Thanks,</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Well, you will have to go to apple and buy a shitty  cable that will let you do that...</p>
<p>Yeah, macs suck...
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Getting poor quality results when transferring DVTape to MacbookPro via firewire. Any way to improve results?<br />
I should add that I bought a pretty cheap firewire cable. Would that have any effect on the final transfer? Sick of stuff looking good when playing the cam straight through TV, then - after transfer - being left with results that look like they were shot on a cheap mobile phone. Thanks!</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				There are a lot of variables here so generally speaking:</p>
<p>Always shoot in SP mode (60 minutes +/-) not the 90 Minute LP mode.<br />
If your camera offers to record or export in different formats, Choose DV or uncompressed AVI.</p>
<p>Your firewire will either work or not, it should not affect image quality.</p>
<p>When importing, make sure you are using the correct video settings in your software. You should end up with a file that is a little more than a gigabyte for every 5 minutes of captured video (approx 13 Gb/hr).</p>
<p>If your unedited files don't fit this rule-of-thumb, you are capturing compressed video, re-check your camera and especially your software settings.</p>
<p>If everything is fine up to now, go ahead with editing.</p>
<p>To export your now edited footage, choose a format with low compression. Or export back to a new tape as uncompressed DV. I usually export as a high quality AVI which compresses my files by a factor of about 10, (1 GB DV is saved as 100 mb AVI for every 5 minutes of edited video) which looks good on the computer or when projected to a larger screen.</p>
<p>On your Mac you will likely export to Quick-Time formats, choose one with low compression or high data rates (2mbs or higher). </p>
<p>Avoid frustration by playing with 1-2 minute video samples, gage compression by noting the original raw video file size in relation to the file size exported from your editor. </p>
<p>DVD quality takes 26 gigs of DV down to a little less than 4.7 gigs. Unless you wish to get one of the new Blue-ray burners you will not get the same clarity from a DVD format that you do straight from the camera. You can save uncompressed or low compression files on your computer, a thumb-drive, or on a DVD as a file (files of very short clips will save to  CD too). Then the trick is to play the file to your TV (Some TVs will read a thumb drive or can be used like a large monitor, some DVD players will read the video files).</p>
<p>The ideal for quality is to use a MiniDV deck (like a VCR) but they are expensive. The save the wear and tear of using your camera like a VCR though and allow you to record, edit, and export in the uncompressed DV format. JVC has the only one under 00 that I have found. </p>
<p>Good luck, hope this helps.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How do you get MySQL working on macbookpro?<br />
Nothing works. I can't get MySQL to work on my mac OS 10.5.5<br />
Is there some trick to installing it and getting the mysql> to<br />
show up.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				you must tell me what server technology are you running?</p>
<p>or you can visit this site:http://dev.mysql.com
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			When is apple coming out with a new version of their MacBookPro line?<br />
I hate it when I buy an apple computer and then they come out with a new beefed up version usually for the same price a month later. Does anyone know when apple is looking at upgrading the MacBookPro line? It looks like they came out with the 17" model around a year ago, so I'm hoping its about time for an upgrade to the line..</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Absolutely no one knows. Soon, though. Anyone who tells you otherwise is a liar.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How do I get to photo booth on my MacBookPro?<br />
Like in the little thing where all the icons are photo booth isn't there how do I find it?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				If you can't find it, in the meantime you can use an online photo booth like Foto Friend:</p>
<p>http://www.fotofriend.com/webcam-effects
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How can I check the amount of hard drive space being used on MacbookPro?<br />
I am a new MAC user and would like to know how I can check on the space available on my MacBookPro hard drive?</p>
<p>Thanks all <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':-)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				On the desktop, click once on the Mac HD icon and then press [apple i] (hold down apple button and then press the leter "i" at the same time) A little panel will come up wit what you are looking for on it. This also works with any file/folder on your computer
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How can I get an internet connection on windows parallel via macbookpro?<br />
I have used the internet on my xp side for for a while until I received automatic mac update. After the update I was unable to access the web on my xp side. All of my internet connectivity options in xp (ip,subnet mask, etc.) are correct. Does any have a solution??</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Please see Mac discussion:</p>
<p>http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=6862467&#6862467</p>
<p>Hope this helps.</p>
<p>•
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			where do I find the program paint for my MacBookPro?<br />
I want to download the program paint or something like it for my MacBookPro but I am not sure where to find it. I have looked on apples home page but am having problems finding it. If someone could send me a link that would be nice <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				I think there is one called paintbrush. if your looking for something more like photoshop, get GIMP which is also free.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How can i upgrade my macbookpro hard drive to a SSD (solidstate drive)?<br />
Can i hand it to apple to put it in?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can you record a persons voice on a MacbookPro?<br />
I want to know if my Macbook Pro can record a persons voice. I already use my mac in school, but can I record my professors lecture? (I'm realy bad at taking notes from lectures, so I wan to be able to rehear the whole lecture and compare my notes.) If i can't, can I record on my itouch?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Yes and no.  You can record on either the Macbook or the iPod, but you need a microphone.  The problem is that your professor will probably be too far away for you to get a decent recording without specialized software and/or a really good (and expensive) microphone.  Most people use micro-cassette recorders or hard drive based recorders to tape lectures since they usually have better mics.  You can find them at many office supply stores for 0 or less, depending upon quality and type.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Where is the best place to get a good deal on a MacBookPro?<br />
I have looked everywhere for a relatively cheap MacBookPro and a friend of mine was able to find a demo or model in the store at the school she is attending but I am not able to find one anywhere.  She paid only 00 for it and a couple hundred to upgrade to the new os.</p>
<p>Any suggestions?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Circuit City or Computer USA...but they are going to be the same price though. They start at 99....everywhere.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How do you remove previous searches on Google from a MacBookPro?<br />
If a friend and I did some really idiotic searching, on Google every time now I put in the letter "m," it says "monkey throwing poop."(Were SO cool), how do I get it to stop showing up underneath the search bar? Any and all help is greatly appreciated!</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Monkey throwing poop! Awesome! *grin*</p>
<p>First you want to clear your web browser:<br />
To clear for Firefox:<br />
1. Go to the Tools menu.<br />
2. Select Options > Privacy > Saved Form Information.<br />
3. Click Clear and un-check the box.<br />
4. Click OK to exit.</p>
<p>To clear Safari:<br />
1. Go to the Safari menu and select Preferences.<br />
2. From the menus that pop up, select Autofill.<br />
3. Go to Other forms line and select the Edit button.<br />
4. From the list of sites for which AutoFill is currently being applied, select Google.com > Remove > Done.</p>
<p>Next, it's important to turn your Googe autofill off:<br />
Go to Settings (far right) -->Options-->Uncheck Autofill</p>
<p>That should do it <img src='http://www.bluemacbook.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> 
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What's the difference between MacBookPro and MacBookAir and the regular MacBook?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Macbook: Baseline Mac laptop.<br />
Macbook Air: An ultraportable Mac laptop. Has the lowest specifications and NO optical drive, but is the smallest and lightest.<br />
Macbook Pro: has higher hardware specifications, comes in aluminum unibody chassis, and is largest of the bunch.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How to take a screenshot with my MacBookPro?<br />
I'm so lost :/ How can I take a screenshot with my mac? I don't want the entire screen, I just want a screenshot of something specifically.</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				1<br />
Take a partial screenshot by pressing the "Command," "Shift" and "4" keys. The cursor becomes a crosshair.<br />
2<br />
Move the cursor to the corner of the screen where you want the picture to start.<br />
3<br />
Press the mouse key and drag the cursor to the opposite corner where you want the picture to end. A selection rectangle appears in the area you define. To adjust this rectangle keep holding down the mouse key as you proceed through the next steps.<br />
4<br />
Move the selection rectangle as needed by pressing the space bar and moving the cursor. The rectangle follows this movement.<br />
5<br />
Resize the rectangle around the selection center as needed by pressing the "Option" key and move the cursor. The rectangle resizes.<br />
6<br />
Constrain the selection rectangle as needed by pressing the "Shift" key while letting go of the other keys. Moving the cursor horizontally constrains the vertical size and vice-versa.<br />
7<br />
Let go of all keys, including the mouse key. The screenshot appears on the desktop with the name "Picture" and a number, such as "Picture 1."<br />
8<br />
Double-click on the screenshot so you can open and inspect it.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How to use Western Digital WD Elements on macbookpro?<br />
I've tried to copy and paste files on the the element folder but it wouldn't let me.<br />
so can you use the hd to backup files from 2 different computer formats like windows and os?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				You need to reformat the drive to a format that is readable by OS X.<br />
The drive comes formatted to NTFS, this can be read by OS X, but it cannot be written to.<br />
You need to go to Disk Utility (which is in the Utilities folder in Applications<br />
From here you can see all of your drives, including the external ones.  Click on the main drive in the drop down list.  A right click will give you the option to erase or partition.  The formats that are OS X writable are listed as such.<br />
I have a WD Elements Drive on my Mac as well. It works great.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbookpro camera wont work for facebook videos?<br />
i tired to make a video for my friend on facebook , but my camera wont let me, its a built in camera so it should work. whenenver i press on recored a video it says to turn off all camera applications , they are all of , it also says to turn on my camera, how do i do this?</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				Apple is famous for thinking their way is the only way and you wouldn't possibly have any other use than iChat for your video conferencing needs.</p>
<p>All I can say is turn the OS X screen record software and then use iChat or something else like iMovie to record your video, then upload it to Facebook.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Macbookpro: It's possible to transfer the OS from the installed HD to a new SDD without reinstalling the OS?<br />
I have a friend who's considering updating its macboopro current hardrive to a SSD, is there any way to transfer all it's current data stored on the macbook into this bootable SSD without reinstalling all the OS and apps again? (the space occupied is compatible)<br />
thanks!</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				No, but there is an easier way than re-installing everything again: Make a time machine backup onto an external drive. Then, when you re-install the OS, you'll have the option to automatically restore your time machine backup (which includes apps, settings, documents, etc) as well.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How do I disable the popup blocker on my macbookpro?<br />
I want to disable my popup blocker on my cpu and i dont know how to can you give me a sort of detailed answer thx very much,</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				If using Safari then go to the Safari menu (top left) - the blocker option is on that menu.  If using another browser then look in the preferences, probably under security.  You should be able to turn it on or off.
			</p>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
<p>
			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			how do you import a movie on your flashdrive to an imovie project on your macbookpro?<br />
I am having trouble with importing my movie stored onto my flashdrive to imovie on my home computer.  I have the file in the movies folder, and when i try to import it, it is greyed out.  NEED SoME HELP</p>
<ul>
<li>
<p>
				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				It depends on whether the video is fully compatible with iMovie, if not, when you importing, it's greaed out. I give you a simple way to solve the problem: download a mac converter, like this total video converter for mac: http://www.mac-videoconverter.com/video-converter-mac.html good luck!
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Can i use a macbookpro on a windows network?<br />
I am thinking of buyig a macbook pro but all our office is windows. Can i still access the network and use the windows network printers?</p>
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				No problems you can use it fine we have a split 70/30 windows/apple use on my network (university).  If your trying to get mail of your company mailsystem that could be tricky and a s previously mentioned your apple mac should discover the printers .   Im assuming this is a small (less than 100) people network.  even if you have problems just download the drivers from the printer manufaturer and print via IP realy easy.  Good luck
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			What camcorders are most compatible with a MacBookPro - and easy enough for most of us to use?<br />
Looking at a JVC everio GZ_MG630 for my husband. The clerk in the store says it'll work via the usb connection with IMovie. But I can't find ANY info on this online or in the camera manual. Should I take it back &#038; get something else? What?? Help, please!!!</p>
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				JVCs are brilliant, I've had mine for over 5 yrs without any problems &#038; it leaves my Panasonic &#038; Sony standing on all counts. Merry Christmas.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I purchase a MacbookPro in the summer of 09 for college, or is a new one likely to come out soon after?<br />
I'd like a new laptop for college, but since the MacbookPro was introduced roughly four years ago, I'm afraid a new model would come out right after I buy mine next summer.</p>
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				for college i'd tell you to get a Windows because it's more affordable and more in the mainstream. Chances are your professors will use Windows, so you won't have any compatibility issues if you use Windows, rather than a Mac
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How do I get my MacbookPro to connect to wireless Internet?<br />
I just recently got a Macbook Pro from a friend of mine and I don't know how to connect to wireless Internet I have a PC at home and I don't know anything about how to get the wireless Internet to work. I was wondering if i needed to get a AirPort Extreme Base Station with Gigabit Ethernet to make it work? HELP PLEASE!!!!!!</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				System prefs>networking>show airmac<br />
Windows file sharing is in Sharing> Tick Windows Sharing.</p>
<p>Keeping it Simple.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Would it be better to get a small ssd and large external hard drive or just a large hard drive in a MacBookpro?</p>
<p>I'm sorry I forgot to say I would still get an external hard drive either way. But I'm asking if spending the extra money for a 128g ssd would be better than keeping the standard 500g hdd. I don't think I'd need all 500g at all times so I thought 128g would be fine if not connected to the external drive. </p>
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				I have all my important stuff on my external hard drive, and all my "easy to go" programs on my laptop. So when I'm outside my house and doesn't have my External HDD i still can access the main things on my computer Such as Software, music, photos and documents. And all my things such as Films and large files on my external HDD. So i think it would be a lot nicer to have a small ssd and a large external HDD
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			can i play left 4 dead on the new version of the macbookpro?<br />
i have the new 17inch macbookpro.<br />
is the specs good enough to bootcamp then run left 4 dead?<br />
CPU: 3.0GHz P4, Dual Core 2.0 or AMD64X2 (or higher)<br />
the new macbookpros have 2.66 dual core<br />
is that not enough?<br />
what steps do i take to bootcamp?</p>
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				Yes you can.</p>
<p>Steps for boot camp:<br />
In spotlight type in Boot Camp, select "Boot Camp Assistant". This will walk you through the process partitioning and installing Windows.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			I am seriously thinking of purchasing a macbookpro, how many people are happy they switched from Microsoft?<br />
I booked an appointment at the new Apple store in downtown Vancouver next week to see how easy it is to switch over from Microsoft Windows, and what the advantages are for doing so. Already at the top of my list is less maintenance and better photo/ video capabilities. Who has switched over to Mac?  And, if so, what improvements or differences were there? Are you still happy that you did? Any reviews would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				i have an ibook, a G5, a wintel pc.. and a freebsd machine so i think i might answer your question objectively.. my computer experience started with apple many years ago and my winpc experience started with windows 3.1, back then apple was superior and there was no comparison between the 2, with the introduction of nt based systems, things have changed...ms windows caught up and became a good and a threatening match for apple..<br />
so it all comes down to your needs and why you wanna switch.</p>
<p>apple has good hardware but anyone saying it's better than a pc is nonsense, pcs depends on the manufacturer and the hardware you put in if your building your own, you can actually make a much better computer with better hardware than a macintosh with a fraction of the price.</p>
<p>if you're after ease of use then apple will score more points than a windows platform in that area ..however, very promising linux distros like ubuntu are user-friendly and can actually be better than macos.</p>
<p>if you're after peace of mind, then apple surely is way better than a windows computer.. few viruses are written for apples and normally hackers do not target apples.. but then again..you can get that same peace of mind from a linux distro for free.</p>
<p>where does a windows score the most points? it's in the vast number of applications available.. never worrying about a file format that you will not be able to read/edit on your machine and most importantly it's in the compatibilty of peripherals and drivers for windows machines.. with an apple or linux computer you must always check before buying a scanner or a printer to see if it's supported and if you'll find drivers to make it work..with a windows platform you just go to a pc mall and buy what you like..you don't even think about  support.</p>
<p>apples do have a serious problem, it's the hardware..after many years of usage and like all computers, a hardware component will fail.. the price of 'spare parts' for apples are nothing short of outrageous.. i have a dead g4 that would otherwise would make a very good system because i can't justify the price of a ram stick .</p>
<p>i'm not saying apples are a bad choice, if you do have the resources, by all means go ahead and buy one.. they are beautifully designed machines..their operating systems are probably the most stable out there simply because they were written with specific hardware in mind and not to be compatible with every chip that gets shipped out of china.
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Should I turn off my MacbookPro to move it around?<br />
I carry it to class and to places like Panera or the library a lot, should I turn the machine off to carry it like this. It is in a sleeve in a bag if that makes a difference. I have never heard this until yesterday, somebody told me I should. I have never done so with any other computer (all pc's until a 2 months ago) to no ill effect. thanks!</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			Directx9c doesnt work on macbookPro with bootcamp/Windows 7?<br />
I bought a macbook pro 2010 and installed windows on it in order to be able to play some more games. Now I tried to play Sims2 but it says that I don't have directx9c installed, though I downloaded and installed it 3 times. Any Ideas? I would be glad for any help.</p>
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			When i connect my macbookpro to LGTV screen via mini displayport to VGA cable i get half of the screen appears?<br />
When i connect my macbook pro 2.66 NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT to LGTV screen via mini displayport to VGA cable i get half of the screen appears, i tried to play around with the options but nothing works. it seems like the 9400M graphic card reads the TV not the 9600M.</p>
<p>thanks</p>
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				Don't use old analog VGA.</p>
<p>Macs work best using a digital connection.  Get a MiniDisplayPort-to-HDMI adapter and a standard HDMI cable instead.<br />
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			<strong>QUESTION:</strong><br />
			How do i download movies/tv shows one my MacBookPro?<br />
I know it can be done some how, because I've heard of and know people who have done it. I'm normally good with computers and figuring things out, but on this I just cannot get it to work.<br />
Help?<br />
Step by step advice would be best.<br />
I don't want to download them from the internet, I want to put the dvds I own on my Mac.</p>
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				<strong>ANSWER:</strong><br />
				To copy your DVDs to your Mac, try Handbrake.  It's free and fairly easy to use.
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