None in Malaysia yet, you may be able to get one a bit sooner if you live in Singapore, otherwise you'll just have to wait.

Make sure you're getting it from an authorized Apple dealer, otherwise you'll be screwed come warranty time.

I don't trust most of the retailers in LYP all that much

Do all the Mac retailers charge extra if I pay by credit card?

The new prices sound very tempting.... maybe that 32" LCD TV can wait

That's so cacat
I want to get points on my credit card too....

The GPU is used by Apple's Core Image eg. Final Cut, Motion, real time HD effects. The dedicated GPUs provide much better performance than the Intel integrated graphics.

But ya, I will wait too if possible. January, the rumored date for the new subnotebook is not far off. However, expect the price to be a low end MBP price, it won't be Macbook level pricing. I would guess that it will start at the black Macbook price (US$1500) with lower specs, but significantly smaller/thinner.

This post has been edited by tishaban: Nov 13 2007, 12:48 PM

I've been using iMovie for years, since they first started it ~2000 and have been using it very extensively on my Intel Macs (Mini and Macbook) since last year. It's really not GPU intensive at all, it doesn't require much on the graphics side, it's a lot more intensive on the hard disk and CPU side. There's no lagging, don't worry be happy

It's not Apple specific RAM, it's PC RAM.

Buy PC RAM SO-DIMM DDR2-667 (PC-5300) and it'll work. You don't have to buy Apple specific RAM.

They're regular USB devices and will work with Windows, OSX, Linux, Solaris etc. I've used the Mighty Mouse on Windows and have used various USB mice on OSX without problems.

Apple has a page with battery tips. Google for it.

One good suggestion I've read elsewhere is to buy a laptop cooler for your desk when you have it plugged in.