MBP has a backlit keyboard, which believe it or not is freaking amazing.
I don't see the point in a backlit keyboard. I never look at the keys day or night when I type.
comparing a 4GB MacBook ($1099) and the base model 13"MBP ($1199)
the only difference are:
aluminum body
firewire and SD slot
and backlit keyboard
so, if you want the above features and the potential compatibility of 8GB ram for $100, you go for the MBP
if you're happy with 4GB of ram and polycarbonate body, go for the MacBook
If MicroCenter offers the new MB for $799 too, it's hard to resist.
I might have to get one.![]()
Hey all,
I was wondering if the upgraded ram in the mbp and firewire + sd slot, is worth the extra money than buying the recently updated macbook?
Thanks,
-Hamza
mbpsimply for the 8gb ram limit rather then 4![]()
That's not true, MacBook can unofficially take 8GB
i've been looking for the thread to support that. care to point me in that direction?
Hey everyone what the hell are you talking about? Unibody MacBook Pro 13" Models support OFFICIALLY 8GB of RAM - http://store.apple.com/uk/configure/MC374B/A?mco=MTc0Njg2NDg - it's an extra £320, which personally i think is great, as one of these machines would probably last 5/6 years for the average user![]()
We were talking about MacBook which officially supports only 4GB but 8GB works fine
If you open Safari and a few tabs, your 2 GB is pretty much gone.
HOLY ****
For real?
I don't see the point in a backlit keyboard. I never look at the keys day or night when I type.
That shows what a terrible OS MacOS X is.
My X340 has only 2GB with Win7 and I can open couple of browser, iTunes, WinLive Mail and others and no problems at all.![]()
Yeah, you keep thinking that.
Guess what, that memory can be relocated. *GASP* Can you imagine that?! Guess not.
OS X uses all the resources you throw at it, and if it runs out of room it trims it down as necessary.
Jeez, I make it on 768mb of RAM with Leopard running Safari and Quicktime and iChat and Mail, NO problem with the Forum Spy and ten tabs open.
Google is free.