Yup true

i dunno can or not.. i read somewhere that if install tru parallel.. then 64 bit cannot.. i dunno true or not.. wait for ppl to clarify..

after u try.. pls let me know.. if not mistaken.. bootcamp can support 64 bit.. but parallel i think cannot..

yea.. RAM expensive.. but if upgrade by our self then cheaper..

what u mean by parellel?

Parallel software and VMWare that you can use to open Mac Os together with Windows OS together.... You can check further detail from the link below

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/979861

oh.. This I know..
I tot format mac os and install windows

Oh no... Dont do that.. haha.. I remember a few days back someone did install a fresh new windows OS and formated the Mac OS and couldn revert back or something like that... So dont do it.. =P

I wont do that
dont worry

haha.. okok... So you can just consider the ram upgrade and then go get your new baby =P

lol.. i tot u really wanna do that.. if u want to have full windows feel.. i think boot camp is the best option for u..

Depends on individual though... Ive read alot of ppl still prefer parallel or VMWare.... Cause they dont need to restart and boot again and they can minimize the window OS when not needed...

But dont have that much budget to spend on other softwares after purchasing my MBP =D

Windows thru bootcamp = can x64
Windows thru Parallels/VMware = can't. Only x32 (tried myself with Parallels with Windows 7)

ooo... thanks for the clarification!!!

Haha.. Yea.. the purpose I will install windows for play some game

Ok thx for the information

Guys,

i have a question...

MBP 15" or iMac 27" ?

The price is almost the same yet portability would be a plus for me and but it's freakin 27" vs 15" .. how? lol

for me.. i cant even think of carrying an iMac 27inch and walk around the mall.. then stop by at starbucks and find a plug to sit there and do my work...

Dose anyone here have any experience fixing your logic board without changing it?

@man_hakim87 Yeap you definitely have to consider the portability... Portability for some ppl like those on the go business man definitely will choose MBP 15" over the iMac.. If you are those who only use your mac at home.. Then go for the iMac definitely...

Umm not sure about that.. Maybe you can PM wei (a famous forumer in this apple thread where he does modifications to his Mac) for more info... =D

MBP 15 clear winner. Then get external monitor put in your house. Got best of both world

seconded

Have the same dilemma until my wife asked me to get a 27" imac as home pc and a 13"mbp for portability