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Badrottie

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May 8, 2011
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I saw trashed MacBook Pro for 35 buck I can see they are heavy damaged and some dents on the body. I believe it is 2006 model I might be wrong anyway is it worth to buy it and repair everything? I am still using Powerbook G4 right now.

What do you think?
 
Just depends on what all is damaged and the cost of repairing everything. Do your own cost analysis and decide if it's worth it to you or not. Personally, I am not interested in buying fixer upers.
 
Maybe you guys are right...I will look at cheap used working MacBook Pro at Craigslist.
And no Macbook for me it makes me feel CHEAP! Macbook Pro is for me :)
 
Maybe you guys are right...I will look at cheap used working MacBook Pro at Craigslist.
And no Macbook for me it makes me feel CHEAP! Macbook Pro is for me :)

Well, buying a beat up 2006 MBP is cheap.

A more recent macbook would be more powerful.
 
Maybe you guys are right...I will look at cheap used working MacBook Pro at Craigslist.
And no Macbook for me it makes me feel CHEAP! Macbook Pro is for me :)

Do you know how stupid it is to buy a laptop based on price?

Well, buying a beat up 2006 MBP is cheap.

A more recent macbook would be more powerful.

^Somebody is on to something. Having something that once had value doesn't really mean anything (in terms of false value) if it's worth nothing now.

You're lying to yourself if you think it's "worth" something. I would advise you not do the CL thing either; if you don't have a grand, get something that's new, good, and something you can afford that will work for you.

Compromising in performance, lifespan, and experience for a brand is just stupid.
 
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