+1. The iPad isn't the reason for the problem. It is the global industry undergoing recession and the fact that corporations have woken up to the fact that they don't need to keep upgrading their machines every other year.
As someone else said - this recession is really hurting iPad sales....
I genuinely do think iPads are stopping people buying new pcs, it certainly stopped us buying a new laptop for instance, and even as my wife said a few days ago, the iPad has given her laptop at least another 2 years before it gets retired.
Ironically, the replacement for her laptop will be a Mac.
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+1. The iPad isn't the reason for the problem. It is the global industry undergoing recession and the fact that corporations have woken up to the fact that they don't need to keep upgrading their machines every other year.
As someone else said - this recession is really hurting iPad sales....
I genuinely do think iPads are stopping people buying new pcs, it certainly stopped us buying a new laptop for instance, and even as my wife said a few days ago, the iPad has given her laptop at least another 2 years before it gets retired.
Ironically, the replacement for her laptop will be a Mac.
Your early 2008 MBP takes 2x200-pin PC2-5300 (667MHz) DDR2 SO-DIMMs with a maximum allowed of 6GB.
Actually, the last firmware update allows 8 GB now.
http://blog.macsales.com/9102-secret...cbooks-use-8gb
Reminds me - I should get my second 4 GB SO-DIMM...