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  • Went Mac and NEVER going back…, April 26, 2010
  • By El Coti (Ohio)

    I never write reviews. NEVER. But this is something that just has to be reviewed because everyone should have one of these. It’s a little long but I feel that this has to be said. If I can’t convince you, go to the store and mess around with one if you’d like. Better yet, read all the reviews. They all can’t be wrong.

    I’ve been a windows user for all my life. The experience has been great all the way through XP. With all the negativity surrounding Vista, I decided not to persue it. I’ve had relatively little problems with windows honestly except dealing with all the problems I deal with on a daily basis (Help Desk Tech). If there’s anything that I feel like touching least when I come home, it was my XP machine.

    Why did I go Mac? I’ve seen the hundreds of things that can go wrong with Windows. I’ve heard all the complaints about Vista. Haven’t played much with 7 but just messing around with it @ Best Buy I thought, “Yea maybe it’s better than Vista but it’s pretty much the SAME OLD WINDOWS when it comes down to it.” I’m deploying soon and I had a 17″ Dell Inspirion 1705 Windows XP machine (See how long that is? I am happy to say that when someone asks me what I’m rollin with, I reply, “13-inch MacBook Pro” A lot shorter but that’s besides the point). Anyways, the screen is HUGE and there was no way I’m taking that tank with me over there. WAY to heavy and WAY to bulky! So I was in the market for a Laptop that was at most 14″. When it comes to electronics, I research a ton.

    What was the first thing I typed up when I was looking for a new PC?

    “What is the best brand of laptops (Windows)?”

    Yea that didn’t help any. I got “HP is the best!” Then I got “HP is the worse!” So it was a lot of mixed reviews for mostly all of them. So I thought that I’d venture into Mac since I’ve never owned one. Went to the site and it gave me 2 options: Macbook and Macbook Pro. I opted for the Macbook Pro because 1) I wanted 4GB of RAM (I read it just works better all around) and 2) I wanted an SD slot. There are other reasons why Macbook Pro is nicer but I’ll get into that later.

    What was my only doubt before buying Mac? What if I need Office? Well there’s bootcamp. I’ll tell you what, so far I’ve had no use for Windows yet (waiting to see how Office for Mac 2011 is before I decide). So I did it and let me tell you, I’ve never had more fun messing with a computer than I’ve had with my Mac. Ok enough ranting, what do I like? What don’t I like?

    Pros:
    +Great design- A reason to get Macbook Pro over Macbook: the construction. All PCs=Plastic

    +OS is so easy- Navigating through my files couldn’t be easier. No more “Well that file is in c:\windows\localprofile\temp\settings\…ETC” It’s all simple to find (It also helps using Spotlight)

    +Dashboard and Expose- Widgets + Easy way to find what you have open = FUN

    +iLife- Bottom like, iPhoto and iMovie BLOW AWAY windows standard photoviewer and windows movie maker (garbage, cheap)

    + The touchpad- It’s more than just being big, it’s amazing. The gestures make the experience so much easier and fun. Want to scroll down? Place to fingers on the pad and swipe down. There are others but hard to explain ;)

    + It’s just flat out fun to use- Windows just started getting dull for me. Mac is fresh and exciting. When you buy a car do you want to get a transportation (PC) or do you want to get something that you enjoy driving (MAC)? I enjoy driving Mac everyday.

    Cons:
    - Adjusting: It’s difficult adjusting using windows all my life. But apple has set up many videos online to help you along. Thanks!

    - The little things I was used to: again goes back to adjusting to a new OS. Alt+F4 is now Command+W. Gotta get used to it. No biggie.

    Honestly, maybe I’m being biased (sue me) but I can’t find a lot of cons yet as I’m still very new to this.

    Bottom Line: You want a mac. Start a new adventure in your life. It’s not too late. Mac will make your life easier in ways you couldn’t imagine.

    And hey, you might just have a little fun while you’re at it ;)

  • Pleasantly Surprised., April 20, 2010
  • By techside (Philly, PA)

    This is my first mac notebook. I bought a mac mini last year and just love it. I ended up hooking it to the television as a home theater PC and found myself in need of a computer at times when the mac mini was acting as TV. I was upgrading from a 2004 dell laptop to this and I’m just noticing some things that I’d like to point out if you have never had a mac laptop.
    Built in webcam that acts as an ambient light sensor when it gets brighter/darker in the room.
    Backlit keys.
    Touchpad/trackpad gestures that can be real time savers compared to a full keyboard (& i am a keyboard fanatic)
    I have not messed with it yet, but I think you can talk to a macbook too and it will launch applications or do things (my friends do that)
    The magsafe power adapter is like a magnet connection so if you kick the cord you won’t break anything, it will just pop out.

    Overall, I like it. It’s fairly light. I wanted something light with good battery life. I knew I was happy with the graphics card on the mini so I shouldn’t be let down here either since this is an improvement on that. I have to question whether I will use the cd drive very much, but I guess it’s cool if I need to rip a cd to iTunes. When I had this on today at work next to my dell and external monitor I could only notice how dingy/brown their screens look in comparison. The colors on this screen are really great. The keyboard has a nice tactile feel to it as well, I really never miss a beat with this thing. The firewire connection was useful to transfer my settings from the mac mini as well.

    Wow. Amazing., April 16, 2010

  • By J. S
  • Ok so I didnt get a i5 because I felt the price was a little high and my desktop is maxed with the some great gear so figured i didnt need it. I also couldnt decide between this and a best buy vaio CW27 that had a i5 but the reviews werent great for the vaio thats around the same price. I have used Macs in the past but never owned one. I have to say this is probably my 6th laptop in about 8 years. And all I have to say to apple is WOW this thing is built like a tank. The one piece is awesome it feels so sturdy. Opened it up and right out the gate everything I threw at it, it just worked. The programs poped right up with no lag like windows.

    Were my windows PC would stutter playing my Canon 7D’s 1080 videos the mac played right through them and I edited a little video in imovie just fine. So I am happy and really liking it so far. I will probably upgrade the 4gb memory in a few months when 8gb drops a little in price. Right now 8Gb memory is up there like $300 -$400.

    I notice on sites people complaining that macbooks dont have Blu-ray and really why would apple put blu-ray into they’re laptops when they own the itunes store and sell movies to download. And most of the time with new blus you get a free digital copy so why would you want to bother caring around the extra discs. I’m gonna let my PS3 stick to playing Blus on my big screen.lol.

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