man, do you know why they use 2 fans?......

I know. one for the 9600 and one for the i5 / i7. and your point is?

coz now im using mbp 15" mid 2010
i've tried both model.
mbp 13 have heating problem.
easy to heat compare with mbp 15"

This post has been edited by nabielz: Feb 19 2011, 01:39 AM

^ should've said 330M!!!

haha.
yeah
forgot meh



This post has been edited by nabielz: Feb 19 2011, 01:38 AM

ah, no wonder u selling ur MBP 13" huh bro? i also wanna sell this MBP 13"..... hehe, raising funds for the new sandy bridge MBP's.....






...... my OCZ vertex2 hasnt arrived yet.... *sigh*

that is 1 of the reason
now i totally comfortable with my mbp 15 except the hard disk
always loading 1-2 sec.sigh..
need to wait till price SSD drop.
intel will launch a new SSD on 1st march with a reasonable price

This post has been edited by nabielz: Feb 19 2011, 04:21 AM

Hey guys, can our power adapter work in Japan?
Since their power is different from ours..

Of course. You just have to get different plug

No prob, Japan is 100v which the MacBook adaptor supports. Japan's non-polarized electrical outlets are identical to US ones, 2 identical size metal prongs, which you already have. If you find a polarised outlet where one prong is larger than the other, it'll still work, the MacBook adaptor doesn't mind. Anyway if you're staying in a hotel, not too worry, they'll have universal outlets for every conceivable plug, including Malaysian ones. Safest bet is to bring the US plug, it's like US Dollars, it's accepted anywhere in the world. Well, except maybe for Europe.

Does anyone know where I can get a MiniDP > HDMI with USB Audio adapter in KL?

Cheapest I can find is from Ebay RM166 with shipping.

On Amazon there is one from Kanex which supports 5.1 audio too but wont ship to Malaysia.

i have the moshi one

I believe the moshi one does not output audio through minidp to hdmi.

it says it does...

Moshi Mini DP to HDMI Adapter with Audio Support
Moshi's compact and stylish Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter seamlessly connects DisplayPort-equipped MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac, Mac mini or Mac Pro systems to any HDMI display. It supports both video and audio* output to your HDMI display.

Supports full HD display at 1080p (1920 x 1080)
Supports HDMI audio pass-through for select systems*
Aluminum casing minimizes EM interference
Compact design allows unobstructed adjacent port access

http://store.apple.com/my/product/H1824ZM/...mco=MTgwOTAzMjI

Not all MBP are supported. Only the ones from mid-2010 is supported. Mine is Mid 2009 MBP.

Can only output audio using USB.

So, i will need something like these







This post has been edited by calvin_gsc: Feb 22 2011, 03:39 AM

maybe we are dumb in term of hardware
but unlike computer geek like u, been spending money on thing that u dont need

i always wonder why computer geeks can spend so much on hardware,even cost more than workstation that company used to make business

New MBP coming this Thursday, maybe. Anyone's hands getting itchy?

wow.. actually when we sell our mac 2nd hand, how much % drop we should expect? let say mine is MBP 2010, bought at 7199.. how much price drop to expect usually? 20% or 30%? or?

sold my i7 MBP for RM5800..
You maybe can sell around RM4-5k after new release

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Added on February 22, 2011, 11:40 amIts because I do web development and I need fast machine. My workstation even cost cheaper than my MacBook Pro i7..

you must..

This post has been edited by destfull: Feb 22 2011, 11:40 AM

@destfull

Kindly use your words wisely whenever possible. Calling Apple users dumb due to the lack of hardware knowledge is not appropriate or called for. If you want to share your comments, kindly do it politely with good infos and thus helping the community to gain knowledge as well.

Cheers & Thank you

This post has been edited by davidgary73: Feb 22 2011, 01:28 PM