cannot say yet. an MBP is not a hand-built machine...it rolls out of a manufacturing plant like any other products out there. electronics, cars, etc. any manufactured products will got bad batch, it's impossible to have every single unit sold to be perfect. that's y we have warranty. so juz because one i7 MBP become very hot, doesnt mean all i7 is very hot. we'll have to wait
quicksilver can do much more stuff than just launching apps. if you're gonna use quicksilver only for that, juz use spotlight~ dats y i uninstall quicksilver hehe...only used it to launch apps last time. now spotlight very useful can become calculator
- pay, install, update, scan antivirus, n ending up infected anyway
- overclocking
- play with registry files, DLL
- deal with 'troubleshooting' that makes u go in a circle
- install desktop themes and dock to look like OSX
- put apple logo sticker on their PCs
- post in forums bashing apple and mac users