I read some article, it stated that 32GB NAND is around USD350

@furryfeline, most of the time in mac environment, just "drag and drop" As simple as that..

Santa Rosa is a platform.. Santa Rosa using that new chipset(of cos), dynamic FSB or whatsoever, intel draft-n wifi.. etc etc..

make sure that partition is NOT NTFS. Mac osx can't write in that format, but you can use NTFS-3G+Tools to make mac osx to be able to write in NTFS. NTFS-3G+Tools just a beta anyway. The best solution is format your ext-hdd into fat32 format.

or u got desktop? or what? Move the your important data into your desktop hdd as temp. And format your ext hdd to fat32 then move it back. that's the only solution lo since you don't have dvd burner

macbook pro just updated.. Santa rosa chipset. But processor FSB is 800 and 8600GT.

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This post has been edited by allvin: Jun 5 2007, 09:00 PM

cannot till 4Gb, anyway, it will only use up to 3.5Gb i think. Current laptop is only 32bit machine (althought C2D processor is 64bit).. unless you refer to "santa rosa" platform

for macbook, whether it's new or old version, it's still same-same.. Processor speed ain't that important for normal user.

256mb or 512mb is the min spec for vista. My machine only 768mb ram, vista works smoothly. I still prefer winxp

Btw, you need to dl bootcamp from apple site. Well, you can try VMWARE fusion for virtual pc. Currently it's beta. Free for the beta (not like parallels, which got expire date eventhough it's still a beta software)

wait another 5months at least. Normally apple update macbook in dec/jan and may/june

first of all, which type of FileSystem your ex-hdd? I encounter such problem when that partition is NTFS. Some of my folders disappear, (btw it not XXX ). To solve it, i used ntfs-3g which can enable to write and read NTFS.

Download NTFS-3g.

First you need download MacFUSE Core, then install it. Then install the NTFS-3g. After that, reboot your system. Your system should detect your NTFS partition automatically by using ntfs-3g plugin. Now you can read and write.

PS: Sometimes you might encounter problem because NTFS-3g still in beta stage. It is based on linux system and then port to mac system.

it got auto-mount script. I heard the latest version got many bugs. Btw i used the old version. And you require to fix the auto-mount script, else you end up can't write as well.

If you use 1.417 version, you need go to Systems/Library/Filesystems/ntfs-3g.fs/Contents/Resources/
-Find a file name ntfs-3g.mount and drag to your desktop
-Open the file with text editor
-Find this line
local OPTIONS="${OPTIONS}volname=${LABEL}"
-add replace it with this
local OPTIONS="${OPTIONS}default_permissions,volname=${LABEL}"
-Save it and drag back to the directory, and repair permission.
-Reboot your machine. It's done

hmm i don't think so. After all, bootcamp volume is still like any other partition, more or less the same. I know for the first time release ntfs-3g, you need create mount point for your own in order to work. Since few newer version release, there's got auto mount. Btw, creating mount point also pretty easy. Just unmount your ntfs, create a directory and use the ntfs-3g command

Don't be so harsh la. I bet it's streamyx fault.. as usual

should have promotion coming soon cos' Pikom PC fair coming to town

regret? Maybe only the next os, leopard. By oct, leopard will release. So you need to fork out some cash to get it unless you don't plan to use the next os. Anyway, right now you got your mb, sure just play with it la. Don't worry about those "regret"

It's a free or opensource photo-editing application, its interface like photoshop.
http://www.gimp.org/

go to desktop, right click and click "show view options" From there tick the 2nd checkbox

yeap.. can. You need to fork like Rm500++

yea.. ori Tiger is already RM500++ So, Leopard sure will be the same or similar price as Tiger