Hi There,
I have a 15" 1.67MHz 1GB RAM PowerBook running leopard which I have had for quite a few years now. It served me well at University and I now feel it's time to upgrade. It's in pristine condition and my Bro has offered me £400 for it. Is this a good price? I'm just finding it a little slugish for some tasks.
I have my eye on a entry level MacBook, one of the aluminum ones. Budget is tight a bigger HDD and memory I can add at a later date. Is this a wise purchase coming from my now dated PowerBook? The machine will be for: Travel, Web, E-Mail, Photo's, Music and DTP.
I'm aware the new MacBook won't have firewire a tall or an illuminated keyboard on the entry level model. I do like the illuminated keyboard but I could live without it. Mind you I am typing this from my PB in a dark room!
Will I miss the PB with it's larger screen, illuminated keyboard and all round solid build quality? What are the new MacBook's like in terms of build quality and screens?
Thanks in advanced
Dan
I have a 15" 1.67MHz 1GB RAM PowerBook running leopard which I have had for quite a few years now. It served me well at University and I now feel it's time to upgrade. It's in pristine condition and my Bro has offered me £400 for it. Is this a good price? I'm just finding it a little slugish for some tasks.
I have my eye on a entry level MacBook, one of the aluminum ones. Budget is tight a bigger HDD and memory I can add at a later date. Is this a wise purchase coming from my now dated PowerBook? The machine will be for: Travel, Web, E-Mail, Photo's, Music and DTP.
I'm aware the new MacBook won't have firewire a tall or an illuminated keyboard on the entry level model. I do like the illuminated keyboard but I could live without it. Mind you I am typing this from my PB in a dark room!
Will I miss the PB with it's larger screen, illuminated keyboard and all round solid build quality? What are the new MacBook's like in terms of build quality and screens?
Thanks in advanced
Dan