despite the screen issue, I think I am going with the 13" (mainly due to price).
I just need to know whether to go for the low end or high end one.
I'm thinking of buying a internal hard drive seperately, 500gb 7200rpm (any recommendations)
Ditto.Go for the low end. Upgrade the RAM from crucial when you need 4GB and upgrade the HD yourself.
The 8GB kit costs £576
Luckily the 4GB doesn't cost half of that - only £46.
If i change out the 160GB hard drive as soon as I get the computer (160gb is nowhere near enough), will I be able to restore all the software on it, so it would be like turning on a new computer?
Planning to just order the base model, as recommended, and buy the ram and hdd and upgrade it straight away.
Cool.
Just wondering if there was a specific 500gb 7200rpm drive for the notebook that was tried, tested and recommended. I have heard there are some noise issues with some models...
Thanks
The AS or ASG?
I think the ASG has some sort of shock protection.
Is your other eye trained?The screen on my new 13" MBP sems better to my untrained eye then the 15".
I hope you're right. I'm considering going from a 16.4" to a 13.3" because I want a laptop with a smaller footprint... but I'm naturally a bit concerned about how I'll like the smaller screen (resolution and real estate).Resolution is lower but... Your eyes very quickly get used to teh screen.
But in the case of iChat etc, does the macbook pro have a built in mic?
Thanks
Nice.
I will be doing all the audio stuff over firewire 800![]()