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justperry

macrumors G5
Aug 10, 2007
12,558
9,750
I'm a rolling stone.

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Applepie047704

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Mar 10, 2013
28
0
Lol I screwed up my post,
I need a MacBook air for school and a msc pro and iMac because I need two comPuters at home.
 

iSayuSay

macrumors 68040
Feb 6, 2011
3,792
906
You have $1300, so you can buy:

An old and slow iMac/MacPro for $400, which even hard to find at that price point, unless it's very old or not working normally

An old Macbook for another $400 which is even slower than the iMac.

OR ...

A new shiny 13" 2012 MBA which much faster than both, portable, plays MineCraft just fine. And for the remaining money, you can get external HDD for storage expansion/backup, or even a decent 21" display for extra workspace.

How about that? Have you think it over?
 

toddzrx

macrumors 6502a
Nov 20, 2012
725
263
Sorry, but $450 is not going to get you anything recent. You're looking at 4 year old machines (at least) for that much.
 

RoastingPig

macrumors 68000
Jul 23, 2012
1,606
70
SoCal
ive seen some 2010 i3's on craigslist los angeles from 500 to 600 even one for 470 i think it had a failed hard drive inside tho
 
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