i checked my MBP, it stated OSX 10.6.4

is it means that i already have it or i need to buy it seperately?

Hi I'm new with Pro, I wonder how long is the battery life... mine is like 5 hours tho, is that correct? cuz they said it's 7 hours.

hi guys, kinda blur here =)

just finish google.

want to ask what the difference between macbook and macbook pro 13"?
which one should i buy?

Where to find the driver for windows 7 for MBP?

I plug the adapter on for the whole 12 hours. Actually, I plug in 24/7. I only switch off my mbp every 2 to 3 days. And I calibrate the batts once a month. Once a week I would take my mbp to the couch and surf internet without the power adapter.

i have the same approach as JohnnyBeGud

what you're doing is unnecessarily using up ur battery. more cycles = faster your battery will wear out. dun worry too much abt battery lah, juz keep it plugged in whenever it's convenient for you. as long as u calibrate it once a week or fortnight u'll be fine. my MBP is almost 2yrs n im pretty satisfied with my battery life so far.

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Added on September 15, 2010, 1:13 amanyway, i've been collecting mkv files lately so im planning to get another external drive n have it formatted as NTFS

ntfs-3g is horribly slow, so im wondering if any of you can compare between tuxera and paragon? i've been reading a few reviews online n it seems that paragon is faster but less reliable. this might be outdated so im hoping if anyone here can share their insight

i've also stumbled upon enabling native ntfs support in snow leopard for each mounted ntfs drive ( http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?stor...090913140023382 ). but then you need to deal with terminal so probably this ( http://ntfsmounter.com/ ) is a better idea. anyone tried these two before?

or should i just start a poll?

better leave the adapter connected. if u let the battery drain, it is going to eat up ur cycle count hence make ur battery depleted faster.

u accidentally knock it urself ka?
how old is ur mbp? dont think can claim la, unless u open on the spot and saw the defect else it should be done by urself 

yeap u should. keep the receipt as well
well im sure it didnt bend itself . maybe ur notebook bag not enough padding? or someone accidentally knocked it but never told you    that being said, i dont think can claim warranty unless u juz bought it a few days ago
i saw the picture but i cant imagine why they have to separate the batteries into 4 compartments. another rumour is it's using some kind of SSD card as storage instead of HDD or SSD. also not sure if it's still going to be 13" or 11"

try go hit your proton into a wall and ask proton got warranty or not la  it's impossible for the MBP to have that symptom unless yu or someone else knocked it.

why? i never owned any AMD-powered computers but reviews seem pretty good
well i guess cannot do anything lah :S at least it's at the back right...no need to stare at it all day long.. hehe

let me guess, .iso files?? 

Let me guess: your HDD format is NTFS?

That is most probably because your HDD is using Windows NTFS format. The MAC can read and write to the normal Fat32 Windows format.  Any FAT32 formatted hard drive is read/write possible  by either Microsoft Windows or Mac OS X. But if you have formatted the HDD using Windows Vista/Windows 7 it is most probably formatted as NTFS

NTFS formatting overcome the limit of  maximum file size of 4GB in writing files to any hard drive. However, while Mac OS X can read NTFS drive partitions, it cannot write to it.

So if this is so, your  solution for Mac to read/write to a HDD is to have the HDD formatted as FAT32, which if you do that all your data in the HDD will be lost

However there is another solution for this issue : Use NTFS-3G for Mac OS X download it at :  ( http://www.tuxera.com/mac/tuxerantfs_2010.10.dmg ) together with MacFuse  ( http://code.google.com/p/macfuse/downloads...USE-2.0.3,2.dmg ) which will allow your Mac write to an NTFS formatted hard drive as well as read it

Please GOOGLE for these 2 software to understand how to use it