So over the past few days, i was deciding on which macbook to buy, either the pro, air or normal macbook. Well today i bought the high end macbook with 4GB ram and got a 500GB hard drive. wooop very happy and thanks for all the help.
i'm debating about getting the 2.4 as a refurb. i mean after coming back and getting inspected it should be fine right?
i'm debating about getting the 2.4 as a refurb. i mean after coming back and getting inspected it should be fine right?
Just out of curiosity, what do you intend using the computer for?
There are so many people who say they have 4GB RAM, but I'd love to know what it is that people do with their computers that demands such a huge amount!
from reading the threads, almost everyone says max out if you can. I bought a Whitebook with 1GB, ordered another 2GB (2x1), so 2 is more than enough for me.
Also ive got the 9c8c screen and its amazing it looks great and its superb.
Look at the computer from slightly below, above or to the side and then come back and say that. The screen on the MacBook has always been its worst feature, and it's one of the reasons they are significantly cheaper than the Pro model.
neiltc13: No offense, but maybe we should just let him enjoy his machine. It's obvious the OP has weighed the pros and cons of going MB or Pro, so it's a safe assumption that he's aware of the screen issues. Anyway, it seems to be the consensus that the 9c8c screen is superior to previous Alu MB screens (no matter how slightly), and comparing it to the Pro's or even the Air's screen is a moot point (especially since the OP decided to go with the MB over the other two).
OP: Congrats. Don't let any naysayers deter you from enjoying your machine. It's a great piece of technology and I'm glad you're enjoying it so far. As others have said, you're only bound to love it even more as you go along.
Glad you love it! You don't see many "Love it!" threads... just complaining about something that doesn't work (which is the minority).![]()
Just out of curiosity, what do you intend using the computer for?
There are so many people who say they have 4GB RAM, but I'd love to know what it is that people do with their computers that demands such a huge amount!
More RAM ≠ better performance though, unless you are doing something which is using more RAM than you have available. The current MacBooks include 2GB as standard and unless you do something which causes total RAM usage to exceed 2GB then you will see no benefit whatsoever in having 4GB.
I've got the exact same setup and I love it too!So over the past few days, i was deciding on which macbook to buy, either the pro, air or normal macbook. Well today i bought the high end macbook with 4GB ram and got a 500GB hard drive. wooop very happy and thanks for all the help.