wow how the hell can you afford 1TB worth of music?
How the hell can I afford (not to)?
Btw, if you convert a regular length CD to FLAC it's about 700mb. With all the box sets/greatest hits etc you can imagine how quickly 1TB would get used up.
Not that I convert CDs. I "pirate" them. But my friends sometimes convert them.
Soooo glad that I didn't cancel my Vaio order. These updates are a joke.
Totally agree. The performance improvement is very small for the length of time we've waited for these. I appreciate CPU supply was to blame, but still.
As usual, no sign of a spec for the SSDs they're supplying. I was horrified when I got an Xserve with an Apple SSD and it had the performance of a 2007 SSD. About 90MB/s. Pathetic by 2009 standards and simply embarrassing by 2010 standards.
Totally agree. The performance improvement is very small for the length of time we've waited for these. I appreciate CPU supply was to blame, but still.
As usual, no sign of a spec for the SSDs they're supplying. I was horrified when I got an Xserve with an Apple SSD and it had the performance of a 2007 SSD. About 90MB/s. Pathetic by 2009 standards and simply embarrassing by 2010 standards.
I feel the same, this update is a joke and is severely overpriced. The graphics improvement is close to null going from a 9600 to a GT 330M, the RAM is ultra expensive and the 1680 resolution is in option for a 1800? laptop...
If I had to buy something, it would be the Macbook pro 17 with i7, 500GB HDD and anti-glare. That's almost a 2500? piece of hardware!!!!!!! A corresponding Vaio is around 1400? and more powerful Asus (the G73jh) is starting around 1500? with i7.
these macbooks are only worth the shot if you REALLY need the very long battery life.
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wow...yawn.. macbook is almost the same as my 2007 MacBook. Oops, already said that
Btw, 512B is TINY!!!! I used up my 1TB within a couple of months downloading music alone.
All laptops should come with 1TB stock.
wow how the hell can you afford 1TB worth of music?
wow how the hell can you afford 1TB worth of music?
He must use the five finger discount
wow how the hell can you afford 1TB worth of music?
How the hell can I afford (not to)?
Btw, if you convert a regular length CD to FLAC it's about 700mb. With all the box sets/greatest hits etc you can imagine how quickly 1TB would get used up.
Not that I convert CDs. I "pirate" them. But my friends sometimes convert them.
Soooo glad that I didn't cancel my Vaio order. These updates are a joke.
Totally agree. The performance improvement is very small for the length of time we've waited for these. I appreciate CPU supply was to blame, but still.
As usual, no sign of a spec for the SSDs they're supplying. I was horrified when I got an Xserve with an Apple SSD and it had the performance of a 2007 SSD. About 90MB/s. Pathetic by 2009 standards and simply embarrassing by 2010 standards.
Totally agree. The performance improvement is very small for the length of time we've waited for these. I appreciate CPU supply was to blame, but still.
As usual, no sign of a spec for the SSDs they're supplying. I was horrified when I got an Xserve with an Apple SSD and it had the performance of a 2007 SSD. About 90MB/s. Pathetic by 2009 standards and simply embarrassing by 2010 standards.
I feel the same, this update is a joke and is severely overpriced. The graphics improvement is close to null going from a 9600 to a GT 330M, the RAM is ultra expensive and the 1680 resolution is in option for a 1800? laptop...
If I had to buy something, it would be the Macbook pro 17 with i7, 500GB HDD and anti-glare. That's almost a 2500? piece of hardware!!!!!!! A corresponding Vaio is around 1400? and more powerful Asus (the G73jh) is starting around 1500? with i7.
these macbooks are only worth the shot if you REALLY need the very long battery life.
wow how the hell can you afford 1TB worth of music?
Music thievery!