That was the only drawback... guess I can't have everything. /spoiled5.6 lbs. You'll need a cabana boy to carry it around for you.
That was the only drawback... guess I can't have everything. /spoiled5.6 lbs. You'll need a cabana boy to carry it around for you.
That was the only drawback... guess I can't have everything. /spoiled
My macbook pro is only 4.5 pounds.That was the only drawback... guess I can't have everything. /spoiled
My macbook pro is only 4.5 pounds.
right. I think at 15.6 screen size you're in the middle of the weight variance.
But you do have the numeric keyboard that my 14"er doesn't.
So yeah, yours is 1.6 inches bigger than mine.
My macbook pro is only 4.5 pounds.
I can afford it.It also cost at least 8x more.
I can afford it.
It will also last 8x as long.
I can afford it.
It will also last 8x as long.
Who keeps a laptop that long though? It will be a doorstop by then.
Why keep it so long when technology changes so quickly?
Who keeps a laptop that long though? It will be a doorstop by then.
My old one is running well with new software and it must be about 3.5 years old. I usually switch out at 2 years though it seems. Though this newer one of mine rocks and is light yet a larger screen. Still was cheaper than a Mac (not a fan of them either).
Computers have been "fast enough" for some time now (for me, ever since the Core 2 with VT-x extensions). I'd still have my Core 2 duo macbook pro from '08, had there not been an unfortunate accident in '12.
My needs are not extravagant - I play some starcraft 2, run some debian VMs, and compile some code. Not difficult in the realm of processing power. I just need it to be reliable and not fall apart in 6 months.
Why keep it so long when technology changes so quickly?
Why keep it so long when technology changes so quickly?
It's not a stretch that Ape's might last 2 years. The MBP would have to last 16. Doorstop.
It's not a stretch that Ape's might last 2 years. The MBP would have to last 16. Doorstop.
I have a 17" MBP core duo from 08 as well. Never use it.