Well I just got a new MacBook Pro today. Glad that my wait is over. Hopefully the updates aren't too far away for the rest of you guys!
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Well I just got a new MacBook Pro today. Glad that my wait is over. Hopefully the updates aren't too far away for the rest of you guys!
I hear ya...
Just did a comparison - not that I plan to go away from Mac - since I run both OSX and Win a lot so I want to be able to use both. But:
Sony VAIO F-Series
Intel Core Quad i7-820QM (1.73 GHz) TB to 3.06GHz
Win7 PRo
8 GB DDR3-SDRAM-1333
256GB SS Drive
Blu-ray Disc Read and Write
16.4" 1920x1080 display
GeForce 310M GPU with 512MB VRAM
Backlit Keyboard
2 year extended warranty
$2712.78 CDN
Apple MacBook Pro
Intel 3.06GHz Core 2 Duo
OSX
8 GB DDR3 SDRAM-1066
256 GB SS Drive
17" Display (1920x1200)
GeForce 9600M GT with 512MB VRAM
Backlit Keyboard
2 year extended warranty
$4341.00 CDN with Educational discount
Well I just got a new MacBook Pro today. Glad that my wait is over. Hopefully the updates aren't too far away for the rest of you guys!
You'll save hundreds by buying your own RAM from somewhere like newegg.ca. I've always upgraded the RAM myself on all my Macs and have almost always saved at least 50% from what Apple would have charged. Plus, if you buy your own RAM you can sell the old stuff on eBay and recuperate some money there as well. You won't save much on the SSD, though. But, again, you'd have a spare 500 GB hard drive that you could use.
Also, AppleCare is 3 years, not 2, and is worth a lot considering Apple's excellent service/customer satisfaction. I always get AppleCare, especially on laptops.
Is applecare a must have when you buy a mbp?? what's the differten between buy it on the apple store or ebay? (ebay is cheaper, is it the same service..?)
You can buy applecare till a year after buy your mbp right??
ACPP is for babies who can't take care of theire computers. You only need it if you know you're gonna spill cofee over it or drop it to the ground or whatever.
I don't know about US or other contries, but here in norway we have the waranty of the product (1 year or 2) and then we have the right to complain and return the product if there is a issue or error on the machine within 5 years after purchased date. I think the english word for it is promotional.
In other word, you don't need the protection plan if you care enough for your macbook pro.
ACPP is for babies who can't take care of theire computers. You only need it if you know you're gonna spill cofee over it or drop it to the ground or whatever.
I don't know about US or other contries, but here in norway we have the waranty of the product (1 year or 2) and then we have the right to complain and return the product if there is a issue or error on the machine within 5 years after purchased date. I think the english word for it is promotional.
In other word, you don't need the protection plan if you care enough for your macbook pro.
If only I had cared more about my powerbook G4, it wouldn't have had that kernel panic. And if only I had cared more about an iBook, it wouldn't have needed a new logic board.
Apple Care doesn't cover dropped or wet computers, it covers the things that you can't prevent. It is a very good idea for most people.
Here in the Netherlands the shipping date is up to 3days!!! yesterday it was 24 hrs! the update is comming???
First, sorry to hear about the trouble you had with your Envy 15.
But, I must correct you, there are a lot of notebooks with the Core i7 in it. There are 25 Core i7 notebooks on newegg, and these don't include all of the available Core i7 laptops on the market:
Link: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...A=0&Order=BESTMATCH&Description=720qm&x=0&y=0
Haha, 02/26/10 ppl. Thats the sign given to us by SJ.
Kingston has changed date to 26
Approx: 2/ 26/ 10
http://www.ec.kingston.com/ecom/con...asp?root=us&LinkBack=&ktcpartno=KTA-MB1333/2G
Can´t be a mistake, otherwise they would have taken the module from their page by now. Its there for everyone to see, because we should see it. Steve, Happy BDay u SOB.I think he´ll update this sucker this or at least next week.
yea but what about this http://www.amdex.com/store/product.aspx?mfgNum=KTA-MB1333%2F2G
This device has not yet been authorized as required by the rules of the Federal Communications Commission. This device is not, and may not be, offered for sale or lease, or sold or leased, until authorization is obtained.
ACPP is for babies who can't take care of theire computers. You only need it if you know you're gonna spill cofee over it or drop it to the ground or whatever.
I don't know about US or other contries, but here in norway we have the waranty of the product (1 year or 2) and then we have the right to complain and return the product if there is a issue or error on the machine within 5 years after purchased date. I think the english word for it is promotional.
In other word, you don't need the protection plan if you care enough for your macbook pro.
Hopefully the updates ARE far off for you, because I'm sure you'll be hitting yourself if the same MBP you just bought gets upgraded with a new iX processor, bigger/faster HDD, RAM, GPU, etc. and is priced the same or cheaper.
Well...I was wrong, but this inly proves you neeed it less.
ACPP is for babies who can't take care of theire computers. You only need it if you know you're gonna spill cofee over it or drop it to the ground or whatever.
I don't know about US or other contries, but here in norway we have the waranty of the product (1 year or 2) and then we have the right to complain and return the product if there is a issue or error on the machine within 5 years after purchased date. I think the english word for it is promotional.
In other word, you don't need the protection plan if you care enough for your macbook pro.
ACPP is for babies who can't take care of theire computers. You only need it if you know you're gonna spill cofee over it or drop it to the ground or whatever.
I don't know about US or other contries, but here in norway we have the waranty of the product (1 year or 2) and then we have the right to complain and return the product if there is a issue or error on the machine within 5 years after purchased date. I think the english word for it is promotional.
In other word, you don't need the protection plan if you care enough for your macbook pro.
Hmm... apple care is what, $150? You're getting essentially insurance on a $2000 electronic device. It seems that it's well worth it for higher end devices.
I gurantee that if you bought apple care and didn't need it, you'd be less furious than if you didn't buy it and your monitor loses a pixel 1 day outside of warranty.
I don't think that Apple Care is ever worth it. You are paying a really high premium for your computer to begin with, and then Apple is charging you an ultra high insurance premium that only lasts for a 2 years. This doesn't even cover things that you might do on accident like dropping your macbook in the bathtub.
I don't think that Apple Care is ever worth it. You are paying a really high premium for your computer to begin with, and then Apple is charging you an ultra high insurance premium that only lasts for a 2 years. This doesn't even cover things that you might do on accident like dropping your macbook in the bathtub.