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| 27 Dec 2007 - Christmas Time is MAC Time |
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| As the days go on, Mac time certainly means less and less about McDonalds and more and more about Apple to me. For the last few day's I've been using my DELL laptop, to continue transfering my mail and things over to Google. The MAC has been sitting resting. I have found myself wanting for the Mac - could be the feel of the typing, the look of the screen, or perhaps I really am getting to love the Leopard dock and more than anything the devine RELIABILITY that I have found with the macBook pro. So, now the question is - Which Mac - and Why? I'm going to not concern myself with price (Yet), because that is a bigger issue which isn't quite as simple as comparing apples with oranges. Firslty, the Notebook - I am using a Macbook Pro right now, 15 inch screen, I find this is DEFINITELY big enough for any notebook So why not JUST a MacBook (drop the pro). I'm happy with the screen size. Weight isnt a huge issue for me I'm not too concerened about Firewire 800 availability A 2.2 Processer is FINE So, Is a MacBook all I need? Or am I missing something? I'll get to a desktop discussion and price discussion later. |
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