Ok, you win, that sucks worse than my (and others) situation where our machine is sitting on a table in Shanghai waiting for its CTO options to be installed.
Hope for you it's not really "2MB" RAM otherwise you'll be on big troubles...
giovanni.apd said:I thought they didn't ship on the weekend?
Another option would be to request that the package be held at the FedEx distribution center for pickup rather than delivery. I have utilized this option in the past.*snip*
Well ...
You guys might be having problems waiting for shipping, but try this on for size.
I am waiting for an insurance settlement check, which has been approved by the courts, and was sent to this address last Monday. It has not arrived yet. To make things worse.......
I had ordered a WN511T WiFi card from SC Electronics, and they shipped it USPS Priority Mail, signature confirmation (supposed to be handed directly to me).
The thing has not arrived, but I got an email saying it was delivered and signed for. No one here at my home has seen it. I asked for a copy of the sig and they sent me a PDF picture of the scan and it is NOT my signature. The USPS local office is acting like they cant be bothered with knocking on the door to get signatures and are trying to talk down to me about it.
I am contacting a lawyer to suit them for forgery and I am going after them big time for punitive damages.
Previoulsy, before I moved here from Nashville, TN, I had sent my daughter a laptop and other items all boxed up, and coming to an appraised value of 5K. I shipped it FedEx, ground, signature verification. They left it on her porch and found an old electronic signature from several years ago, and claimed she signed for it. She called them, raising he!! about it, and they wound up admitting that they did not get her signature after she told them she had witnesses that it had not been signed for by anyone here.
Now I am worried about my settlement checks. I also have rebate checks that I am expecting totalling about 170.00 USD.
I have plans to buy a MBP 17" stock C2D if they ever get their act together here in Lakeland, Fla.
Now....tell me about waiting for a MBP just to ship LOL
If you live in Lakeland, do NOT order a Mac and have it shipped. Go to the store and get it.
My laptop is on its way! It should be here (Canada) by Monday![]()
I just found it funny that I ordered my MBP C2D to western Canada and it was shipped from china to alaska, then down to tennesse, which is the opposite direction across north america, haha. I guess the shipping companies must just fly them into the main land shipping hubs or something...
Oh, mines a 2.33/2MB/120GB/15"matte ordered on tuesday
Hey, I ordered the same time and I'm also in Canada (Ottawa).. Shanghai -> Anchorage -> Memphis
-giovanni.apd
FedEx, UPS, USPS, DHL, etc. ship all the time, it's delivery that is limited.
Access time: 7200RPM 100GBNEXT QUESTION: Faster access time, 7200 100g or 5400 160g???
I think its a crime that those who have theirs already aren't posting pictures and answering the important questions like latch alignment, heat & whine. I've only two sets of pictures thus far and i know others have gotten theirs. Its like that huh?
NEXT QUESTION: Faster access time, 7200 100g or 5400 160g???
Access time: 7200RPM 100GB
Sustained transfer rate: 5400RPM 160GB
SpanklyMcDoodle, have a read here for some illuminating info and benchmarks: http://www.barefeats.com/5472.html
That review is not applicable. It compares a 100GB 5400RPM drive with a 100GB 7200RPM drive, both LMR. The 160GB drive uses perpendicular recording which improves its performance dramatically. See this review instead: http://techgage.com/article/toshiba_200gb_4200rpm_25_hard_drive/2Just what I needed to know.![]()
That review is not applicable. It compares a 100GB 5400RPM drive with a 100GB 7200RPM drive, both LMR. The 160GB drive uses perpendicular recording which improves its performance dramatically.
Here's your proof: 2 160GB 5400RPM laptop drives exist. One by Seagate, one by Hitachi. Both are PMR. Apple doesn't make their own hard drive, hence they use one of the aforemention. Hence, the Apple drive is PMR.I've heard this said several times on this forum, and I did pick the 160GB drive - but does anyone actually have PROOF that the 160GB drive is one of the ones with PMR?
Someone else asked this some ways back in this thread, and unless I missed it no one actually responded - so at the moment it's just an assumption that may be based on nothing (yet another wikiality I guess).
That review is not applicable. It compares a 100GB 5400RPM drive with a 100GB 7200RPM drive, both LMR. The 160GB drive uses perpendicular recording which improves its performance dramatically. See this review instead: http://techgage.com/article/toshiba_200gb_4200rpm_25_hard_drive/2