@joey70i,
The >RM9k MacBook Pro is quite high end. Do u need such high end specs?

If ur looking to run your programs on a Windows platform, Y bother with OSX? U should ask urself what u really need.

@allvin,
Huh? MBP considered low end ah?!

Ask urself what ur gonna be using the notebook for. RM9k for a notebook is not a small investment.

@rx330,
We are comparing specs and functionality, not looks! And what's wrong with the MBP?! *getting defensive* I have no problems with mine

@joey70i,
If ur getting it for the purpose of travelling, u should ask urself if u need a 15" screen. The difference in weight may not seem to be much but in the long term, it's quite a hassle to be lugging something this heavy out. It's worst for the 17" - not advisable.

@allvin,
I wouldn't want to be carrying a 17" notebook ! The weight's crazy !! I'm oredi having problems with my 15" *grins*

@goldfries,
Me been using the MBP for almost 11 months oredi *knock ur head* And like u said, if ur usage doesn't warrant an MBP then no point wasting the $

@lilredridinghood,
There's a 0.6kg difference if I'm not mistaken. Between 1.8-1.9kg for the MB and 2.5kg for MBP - it does make a difference actually! *grins* I use to carry a 1.7kg 12.1" Fujitsu, and now i find the MBP a little heavy but I knew about the weight before I bought it cause i wanted a bigger screen *grins*

Ah well.. nothing's perfect right?

@allvin,
My bad for not checking proper - i compared the MBP to a Fujitsu S series @ <1.8kg for the smaller screen. Didn't compare it with the MB - thanks for the clarification.

@xaw5126,
Good !! At least I know my MBP has a long enough life span. Will probably be time to change notebooks by then I wonder if I'll wait till 2011!! *grins*

@rx330,
Huh?! Lucky Me?

@ifer,
That's the spirit! Oh.. and Congratulations !

@3ric,
Running Photoshop & Illustrator's OK - just need a little bit more RAM or patience

@allvin,
And so what's wrong with getting a RM9k MBP for biz usage? Illegal ah?!