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Steve_PD
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Re: Mac boys
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Reply #20 on:
26 December 2011, 22:14 »
Also read there is alot of spec updates coming next year so may wait a little
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26 December 2011, 23:52 »
i have a 13 inch macbook pro with the i5 (early 2011 model)
- it's fine for mucking about on the net and handles photoshop/lightroom ok
- touchpad is epic
- no chance of playing newest 3d games
- it's proper solid though!
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Adam
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27 December 2011, 00:00 »
If you want to use my student discount let me know.
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damien010685
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27 December 2011, 06:32 »
Comet are selling the new i5 with 750gb hardrive for 999.99 pretty good like i have the previous 1 and love it
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Steve30
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28 December 2011, 13:46 »
The 13" is to small , but still a grete laptop id get the 15" MBP i7 its well worth the extra cash very fast . Ive had mine for 4months now and nothing faze's it amazing screen and graphics on the 15 you get twin speakers !!
Dont put windows on it ffs , if you windows one get one but there crap slow and lag anti virus bullsh!t.
MY mate has an imac with windows on it and it crashed
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bobotheclown
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28 December 2011, 22:51 »
My niece wants a mac when she starts her graphic design course. Her dad has argued that all the software is available on pc and that it would be more cost effective to get a pc laptop. Her dad is a proper computer programmer/system analyst. I showed him the different things that osx can do natively compared to wfat you had to do in windows with lots of different programmes. An example was how easy it is to mount an ISO image in osx as it comes with its own disk utility. The only way I could find to do this in windows was to install a programme that you need to download off the Internet.
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bobotheclown
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28 December 2011, 22:54 »
Also iPhoto doesn't seem to have a windows equivalent at the moment. I wanted to send loads of pictures by email taken from my dslr. However in windows I couldn't find an easy way of making multiple jpg files smaller so that they are emailable
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bobotheclown
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28 December 2011, 23:01 »
For some to tips here is a great link
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-quick-easy-mac-automator-hacks-digital-photos/
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Steve_PD
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08 January 2012, 00:02 »
13" Macbook pro should be here wednesday. . . .
Any tips for a mac noob
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08 January 2012, 00:10 »
Good stuff, they're awesome. There's a few good sites with hints and tips but you'll pick it up fairly quick. First apps to get are caffeine, VLC player, Stuffit Expander and InsomiaX. All are available for free from the app store.
Nick
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