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13" MacBook Unibody Questions.

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lovel

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Apr 17, 2009
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I'm making the switch to Mac. I want the 2.4 Unibody. I am very excited and I have 4 questions.

1. Can it be connected to a 30" Apple Display (Or other displays for that matter)
2. Can it produce 1080p?
3. If I wait for Snow Leopard and pick up a refurb from the Apple site will it come with Snow Leopard?
4. If I were to pick one up off ebay or craigslist what kinda pricing would I be looking at?

I have $1000 budget (not counting upgrades :p)
 
Haven't seen the "windows" shopping commericals, huh? :p

Good luck with $1000 for a legit Macbook on Craigslist... If it's a unibody without install discs, my money's on the fact that it's stolen.
 
I don't mind settling for the 2.0 model. But for $100 more I could get the apple refurb. What would craigslist pricing be on a 2.0 Unibody anyway (on average)?
 
lovel said:
I don't mind settling for the 2.0 model. But for $100 more I could get the apple refurb. What would craigslist pricing be on a 2.0 Unibody anyway (on average)?
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Just save up the extra $$ and buy a legit refurb. That way, you know the warranty is valid, and the computer is legit.
 
Im actually selling my 2.0 model with box and everything included for $1050 on Craigslist. You can find some legit ones on craigslist just make sure you do your research.
 
Sorry to hi-jack the thread, but i didnt want to start a new one with the same title

I've just managed to switch my girlfriend, she wanted a new laptop, so i told her to buy a mac rather than giving me a headache with another windows machine.

i bought a whitebook last spring and ive been very happy with it, however ive just ordered the missus a Unibody 2.0 MacBook - Stock version, and looking around here, there seems to be a few problems with the RevA Unibodies, and i just dont want her first mac experience to be a bad one. Have i made a mistake and should i have gone for the whitebook with the 9400m, or is the Unibody relatively solid?
 
Legolai said:
Sorry to hi-jack the thread, but i didnt want to start a new one with the same title

I've just managed to switch my girlfriend, she wanted a new laptop, so i told her to buy a mac rather than giving me a headache with another windows machine.

i bought a whitebook last spring and ive been very happy with it, however ive just ordered the missus a Unibody 2.0 MacBook - Stock version, and looking around here, there seems to be a few problems with the RevA Unibodies, and i just dont want her first mac experience to be a bad one. Have i made a mistake and should i have gone for the whitebook with the 9400m, or is the Unibody relatively solid?
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You should be good, but guys and gals, Apple makes computers, they break just like everything else does (hardware wise) so unless you got a lemon then you are good. I work at Best Buy and we hardly get returns due to something actually wrong with the computer, so you should be golden.
 
oh yeah i understand that, but i put a lot of effort into getting her to switch, i just dont wanna get it in neck if it does
 
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