i'd prefer to say ACPP is a must

oh, may i add Moshi Trackguard(for your track pad). maybe it's just me, but i found out that if my fingers are not completely dry or just slightly moistened, i could not glide/swipe or perform those gesture smoothly. the glass is too smooth so i bought Moshi Trackpad, which is like a matte kinda surface. it works very well to me. the only complaint is that, it reduces the sensitivity a lil', but i'm a happy man

they're totally different

http://www.moshimonde.com/products.asp

refurbished macs are only available in one of the local branch, if i'm not mistaken it should be from Machines Lot 10. Anyway, one thing for sure, they are limited, first come first served, walk-in purchase only.

there is another thing that you should know, the warranty of the macs are normally less than 1 year. it's a refurbished set so the original purchased date can be a few months back. anyhow, ACPP can be bought to give you extra 2 years of warranty.

This post has been edited by yeahs4.1: Aug 12 2010, 07:35 PM

and i wondered why the brightness setting changes all the time

anyway, for me it's love and hate. maybe it will get to a point that irritates me for manual brightness adjustment one day

actually, MBP 13 is lighter and thinner than MB. apparently polycarbonate is pretty high in density, but in order to match up MBP in terms of unibody structure integrity and strength, it has to be a lil thicker for that. so that explains the extra weight and overall dimensions. there you go, another reason to choose MBP over MB

MB = 2.13kg
MBP 13 = 2.04kg
MBP 15 = 2.54kg

they are all in www.apple.com

i can't believe i'm saying this

all this while i'v been hearing MBA is with IPS screen, but i could not find this on apple website. is this true?

anyhow, it's about time for a refresh bump on MBA. it's taking wayyy too long

student discount is only from apple store. apple exclusive/premium retailers can only offer you some free gifts or discounted upgrades.

meh, this is one of my biggest concern too. the only difference, my unibody mbp's battery is not removable so i dont really have any choice.

my mbp is less likely to be on the move, so most of the time it will be on magsafe adaptor. and according to apple's guide, battery calibration should be done weekly, and that's what i've been doing. From the battery capacity logging data in Coconut Battery, it appears that my maximum capacity has deteriorate to 97% after 8 cycles of charging.

my question is, is this descending trend a norm? i dont want to be anal about the 2~3% of the whole thing, but i certainly do not wish to see a 10 or 20% drop after 50 charge cycles.

May I know how do you get red alert 3 on Mac? Is it available in Mac version?

Btw folks, I have a few invisibleSHIELD for MacBook Pro 13 lying around. Lemme know if anyone is interested. Thanks

hello guys,

i just upgraded the hdd in my mbp, from 250gb to 500gb. the way i did it, I cloned the data from my hdd into the new hdd via Carbon Copy Cloner before transplanting the new hdd into my MBP. everything is fine, until something like this showed up:



any of the gurus here know how to remove those redundancies?

thanks mate, found it on google. really appreciate it