I'm using Moshi iVisor AG. Which makes your screen anti-glare.

Perhaps an Incase Nylon Backpack at the Apple Online Store?


@th3_glove20,
You don't need any Anti-Virus stuff on a Mac.

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Have no idea about that. But, judging by the looks, I think the answer is no.

My protection on my aluminum MacBook 13" >> Moshi Codex 13 White SE > Speck See-Thru Clear> Moshi iVisor 13AG> Moshi Clearguard > Moshi Palmguard > Moshi Shieldpad.

LOL protection kaw kaw. Don't know why I just love Moshi stuff. Very apple-ish and simple.

Come to think of it. RM219+RM138+RM180+RM110+RM120= RM757 respectively. Moshi Shieldpad comes free with the Codex. Damn I spend a lot. Some more add another RM550 for my Crumpler King Single. =Rm1307. Haven't add the price of cases I got for my iPhone 3G and Apple Mouse and Keyboard. Both Wireless.

Next target Sony Cybershot DSC-T900 !!

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The Moshi Codex act as a just a sleeve for me. Yea, want to preserve the condition. Once, dents, stains and scratches are there. I'm sure I will be very upset. But, so far so good. Still new as ever. Moshi Codex was a gift from an uncle. So I don't mind having it on my collection since it is free. ( Some more SE mah)

The only Moshi product I din't get is the Moshi Zefyr. Since, I'm using the mStand. No point buying something that doesn't work for me right?

Yea it's true. I take out the MacBook inside and put the Codex back into the backpack. Moreover, it is in white color. Get the black one if you are scare of dirty. Since you can't see dirt on it.

No. 100% Discharge and Recharge only count as 1 cycle.

Use AppleSac make MacBook dent? Cannot be. Unless you bump the thing real hard into something. Use either one. If you are very OCD about it. I suggest both at the same time. Speck See-Thru Case and an Incase Sleeve perhaps? AppleSac can just fit a naked MacBook.

Yea, I'm buying an INTEL X-25M 80GB for mine soon. Can't wait. Using a MacBook 2.4Ghz model. No complaints about it. Thank god not using MacBook Pro mid models one regarding about EFI 1.7.

RM1030 for Intel-X25M Generation 2 80GB. Quite a steal I reckon. Since, Intel dropped the price on the recent release of SSD.
As in today, 1st Tier SSD is Intel Brand followed by OCZ SSD's. So, I think it's gonna be awesome. Can't wait.

From this seller, http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=1163315

Do check him out. I'm getting mine on this coming wednesday.

I'm using it. So far so good. Though sometimes I do miss the glossy screen. If I want it back just peel it off and can be put back if want to.
Since, it is a removable and can be re-attached again and again.

Not at all. I find anti-glare surface are better on the eyes.

RM180 from Garage Sales. Do a search on "Moshi"

Get a SSD. No spinning sound, no vibration and no annoying clicking sound. Best of all, stunning speeds.

+1 for Razer Orochi. So much better than my previous Wireless Mighty Mouse. Tracks better also.

Use Intel SSD la. OCZ slower than INTEL SSD X-25M Generation 2.

Cool. But why not Intel SSD?

Is it in NTFS format? If it is, you need software like Paragon NTFS to write on your HDD on a Mac.

As long as your Mac has Paragon NTFS installed. It will perform normally as you plug in every external HDD.

Unfortunately it is not free, but do try it out the trial version.


If your HDD is in FAT32, any Mac's will be able to write on it but not in NTFS format.