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Alsabah.taqi

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Aug 22, 2014
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Hello

Im confused which mac i have to choose .. Please give me your suggestions ..
Im a dentist doing my post graduate studies .. I will use my mac in browsing , reading PDFs , doing presentations and little watching movies and listening to music .
So what do you think , macbook air or macbook pro !?
 

CmdrLaForge

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Feb 26, 2003
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Hello

Im confused which mac i have to choose .. Please give me your suggestions ..
Im a dentist doing my post graduate studies .. I will use my mac in browsing , reading PDFs , doing presentations and little watching movies and listening to music .
So what do you think , macbook air or macbook pro !?

A MacBook Air is just fine for your needs. Maybe even an iPad. Just the presentation part might be better on the Air.
 

MCAsan

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Wait for the new product launch in September to see if Apple launches a 12" Retina MacBook Air. I agree a well equipped Air should be enough. Of course if budget is not an issue a 13" or 15" rMBP is very nice.
 

Alsabah.taqi

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Aug 22, 2014
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Does it last for 4 or 5 years!?

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Wait for the new product launch in September to see if Apple launches a 12" Retina MacBook Air. I agree a well equipped Air should be enough. Of course if budget is not an issue a 13" or 15" rMBP is very nice.

Does it last for 4 or 5 years
 

Suture

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I'd go with a 13" Air. It's powerful enough to handle all of those. If you want a little extra insurance in the way of some more power (CPU), then I'd go for the 13" MacBook Pro.
 

MCAsan

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Does it last for 4 or 5 years!?

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Does it last for 4 or 5 years


No reason to believe otherwise. I am refurbishing 2010 MacBooks that are still OK. I increase the memory, change HD for SSD, and replace battery if needed. They should last another 3-4 years.
 

nyjoe610

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Aug 14, 2014
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I have an iBook from 2002 still running like new. Apple makes quality machines and if you take care of it, then it will take care of you.

This is one of the reasons why i purchased my first mac computer in 2013, they make quality products. The other windows based computers i purchased in the past cant compare.
 

MCAsan

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If you want Apple hardware and OS, you have to go with a form of Macbook. If you want Windows OS there are numerous vendors of laptops that run Windows.

Select the apps first, second select the OS needed to run the desired apps. Last select the specific hardware configuration/model based on features and cost.
 
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