Hi,
I have a white Macbook, 2.4Ghz, 4Gb ram, which I bought in March 2008.
So far (touch wood), I've not had any trouble with it, other than the usual cracks on the front edge of the case which seem fairly typical. At the moment they're not life threatening.
I've been toying with an MBP, but having run Lion for all of 4 days, I'm now in no hurry to upgrade - I'll hang on to Snow Leopard for as long as poss.
What I'm wondering is - how well built are Apple's laptops? This is my first Mac, and while I hear of desktop machines going on and on and on, obviously a portable doesn't have such a comfy, stable environment. Mine comes to work with me every day in a rucksack, and gets moved round the house a lot (although I'll say that I do take good care of it - it doesn't get thrown about / allowed to get wet etc).
At the moment I've still got plenty of hard drive space, and it runs fast enough for what I want to do, so really I'm just curious as to how long before it goes crunch?
Or is that the same as 'How long is a piece of string?'
/waits for 'mine broke after a year and a day', followed by 'mine's still going after 10 years' replies
I have a white Macbook, 2.4Ghz, 4Gb ram, which I bought in March 2008.
So far (touch wood), I've not had any trouble with it, other than the usual cracks on the front edge of the case which seem fairly typical. At the moment they're not life threatening.
I've been toying with an MBP, but having run Lion for all of 4 days, I'm now in no hurry to upgrade - I'll hang on to Snow Leopard for as long as poss.
What I'm wondering is - how well built are Apple's laptops? This is my first Mac, and while I hear of desktop machines going on and on and on, obviously a portable doesn't have such a comfy, stable environment. Mine comes to work with me every day in a rucksack, and gets moved round the house a lot (although I'll say that I do take good care of it - it doesn't get thrown about / allowed to get wet etc).
At the moment I've still got plenty of hard drive space, and it runs fast enough for what I want to do, so really I'm just curious as to how long before it goes crunch?
Or is that the same as 'How long is a piece of string?'
/waits for 'mine broke after a year and a day', followed by 'mine's still going after 10 years' replies