If that's all you're going to do with a Macbook you might be better off just getting a netbook.
You don't really need a Core 2 for all that.
Haha, no. It's a pretty powerful computer, actually.Unibody Macbook 2.4ghz:
Is it only made for pretty much netbook stuff:
- surfing the web
- chat
- word processing
Unibody Macbook 2.4ghz:
Is it only made for pretty much netbook stuff:
- surfing the web
- chat
- word processing
It sure is portable though.I am right or wrong the 13.3 1280x800 screen is too small to do anything ,but surfing the web, chat, email, word processing?
I am right or wrong the 13.3 1280x800 screen is too small to do anything ,but surfing the web, chat, email, word processing?
I am right or wrong the 13.3 1280x800 screen is too small to do anything ,but surfing the web, chat, email, word processing?
I am right or wrong the 13.3 1280x800 screen is too small to do anything ,but surfing the web, chat, email, word processing?
Wrong. It's a wide screen so you can watch movies, picture edit, movie edit, play some games I guess, write programs, watch TV (with EyeTV).
Before I call you a troll, mind explaining what you would like to do with a computer?
I am right or wrong the 13.3 1280x800 screen is too small to do anything ,but surfing the web, chat, email, word processing?
Web site creation using Dreamweaver, light photo editing, gaming( cod4, team fortresss 4, Unreal tournament 3, Diablo 3 and Starcraft 2{when it comes out}!
I am right or wrong the 13.3 1280x800 screen is too small to do anything ,but surfing the web, chat, email, word processing?
I had a first generation MacBook, which has the same size and same resolution screen, but a lot slower, and I used it extensively for Adobe Photoshop CS4, Illustrator CS4 and Lightroom 2 without a hitch. Sure, I could have done better, but the MacBooks are very capable machines.
The only limiting factor for that on the MacBook is screen real estate.
13" doesn't sound all too appealing until you put it in your lap. I'm coming from a 15.4" screen, and I haven't had any issues. In fact, I'd say I prefer the smaller size now.