oh ya sorry its to the left of isight. now we know macbook dun have this~

Guys, i need opinion here. Skin mate or Moshi keyboard protector is better ar? Or i just get the moshi shieldpad is sufficient?

i believe moshi has one of the best around. i'm using the clearguard now. but bear in mind that it'll become a bit 'cloudy' after a while but ur underlying keyboard will still be in perfect condition.

u can try use soap water to wash the clearguard. it'll clear the 'cloud' but after a while, it'll return.

hey guys, do u recommend to download bt using mac? would it cause any damages to our mac? if so, how can we download bt on our mac?

thanks:)

do "invisishield"(dunno how to spell) sell at normal mac outlets?
will they apply it for us ?
seen the youtube video about how to apply it looks really damn hard man.

I don't think that is a problem provided you keep the temperature in check. Downloading via bt shouldn't stress the system too much so it should be ok.

by what he means i think that maybe he's afraid theres gonna be virus attacking the Mac. yes no?

i tot download bt will destroy our harddisk?

wow really?

sorry, i should say damage, not destroy...lol

Haha dude, just go ahead with download... I've have been downloading using my Macbook since March and there isn't any damage to the HDD.... the only "damage" would be the space taken out...

WOW! Where did you found that on earth?

well, which bt software u guys using? thanks

I like Transmission over the others, been using it for a while now.

can the sims 3 ehem ehem version be install in mac?
i mean if we just purchase the normal pc dvd rom?

that is yet another dum question
answer is no
you have to get mac version

Hey guys, I would like to know, if i were to buy the 13' MBP and install dual OS, would it slow down the laptop?

noope. not at all. provided if u have enough rams and hd space to run on, theres no degradation in performance at all. how many rams do u have btw. im in 4gb ddr3 and i even run solidworks on vmware and it runs like a breeze.

Ahh..I plan to get the first spec mbp 13inch. I also plan to upgrade it to 4gb ram. So when I get a dual OS, I can do whatever a regular Windows can on a Mac like setting up an ad hoc connection etc?

absolutely. well getting the lower end model for the 13" mid 2009 MBP seems to be a better idea if u have cheap access to buying 2 2GB ddr3 rams and 250GB hd since upgrading both will cost less than CAD$300 here (since the lower end and higher end model differs by 300CAD). however, i u dont want to go thru the hassle of having to find a better deal for 2 2gb ddr3 rams and 250 gb ram then i suggest getting the higher end model. since 2.26GHz and 2.53GHz is hardly noticable except when u run bechmark tests. then againn it all depends on what kinda user are u. if ure just gonna use ur MBP for simple tasks like surfint the web, chatting, office and whatnot. get the lower end model.