Atlast got my Macbook 13" Precision aluminum unibody. Bought it at Machines, The Gardens. Was attended by the sales person,name Boey (if im not mistaken).

I'm still 0% with MAC .. LOL... don't really fully use it at the moment, i'm still with my fujitsu + windows XP here...

Still looking around inside the MAC...

yea, i believe i need 1 sweet day to fully spend time with my new MACbook and put the windows xp in the closet and imagine, it is not in the house so i cannot turn back eheheh..

thanks for the greeting violin

now how do u transfer the files from 2 laptop? you take our the HDD and make it into USB external hdd and transfer? or?

can i take out the macbook battery if im fully on wall plug?

oh ok sorry for asking repeating question. i get used with other laptop, normally i will take out the battery, so it won't over charge.

thanks

i recently bought macbook 13" aluminium... it mention 2GB ram on board.. do u mean i can upgrade it to 4GB maximum?

wow a very detail explanation.. understand clearly

i was wondering about mac os hdd structure.

when i bought it, i assume it has 1 partition. does mac perform like windows where u can have system files in C:, while your own files in other partition?

or maybe for mac, all file in 1 partition?

so that's mean i can have 1 partition for only mac os system file.. and the other all mine?

any of you did this? how big you partition for mac system files?

i need to see some opinion... still feeling scare with mac os

i don't really understand the gap...

from outlook of internal look? if from out, when close lid, there will always be gap right?

or does it mean, look close to the gap, it should be black? and not reflection of light?

i just got my MB 5 days ago.. i measure the gap.. all side is 0.1 cm.. so its look balance without any side more than that.

i refer to the both link u mention, they said send it back to apple, let them fix it. although it may just be the outlook matter, but since MB is expensive better send it back to fix. Rugi if you just ignore. I bet it is factory fault.

when i close the lid, my internet got disconnected. i'm using mobile as modem connecting via bluetooth and also cable.. is there any where i can change the setting, so whenever i close the lid, it won't get disconnected?

i want to ask.. what is the different between - put computer sleep & closing the lid..

because, i try to put computer sleep - when it sleep the connection still running and downloading.

but, closing lid will disconnect it.

what i found is computer sleep act like dim lid...

correct me if im wrong, maybe i did the wrong trial and error.

ok understand..

uninstall apps, we just move it too trash, or if there is uninstall just click it right.

i did try removing 1 application. when i install a newer version of it, i feel something weird, because the previous setting (the apps setting), seem to be copy from the old one that i have delete.

it look like the system did not uninstall the apps completely. why?

ok thanks guys for the tips

i'm using mighty mouse as well.. and i have no problem using it on the right side although the port is on the left. the cable length is just nice, and it cross at the back of my MB alu. no problem at all.

i'm using huawei e220 usb modem on my macbook. so i already install the modem application for connection, which is MobileConnect.

When ever i want to connect, mobileconnect will pop up saying it require my admin password to start connecting. is there anyway to give privilege for this application so i do not need to keep key in my admin password everytime i want to connect?

i hate that mobileconnect application, not only cannot find modem and keep asking admin password, but also it hang my MB..

what i do is uninstall it, and remove the modem driver from library.

then i follow is tutorial = http://blog.evandavey.com/2008/02/how-to-c...-usb-modem.html

so i only install the driver, and create new connection via network.. no need mobileconnect which makes may MB turning worst.

what i found is, the speed without mobileconnect seem to be faster!

i'm not sure if macbook 2.0ghz suitable for gaming.. anybody every try? maybe game like warcraft...?

i don't really understand how macbook battery work...

on other laptop, i usually be advice to take out the battery if im using the power adapter. this is use to reduce battery death.

but on macbook, it is not recommended to take out the battery, and there is some sort like battery charge cycle.

I dont understand the battery charge cycle.

Does it mean, anytime when we charge it from any 0-99% to 100% it will counted as "1 cycle" ?

If yes, then does it mean when we charge it all the time (battery attach, power adaptor attach, battery showing 100% all the time), means "0 charge cycle"?

I read somewhere - how true is this = The more charge cycle increase, will make sure your battery is in tip top condition. Lithium-ion polymer batteries need to be used for maximum performance. If you don’t use your device often, be sure to complete a charge cycle at least once a month.

I just bought my macbook 10 days ago, and my battery charge cycle is 18. that's mean i have already charge 18 times to power it up 100% ?

This post has been edited by elfreakz: May 21 2009, 10:28 AM