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Thread ID: 94289	2008-10-23 01:13:00	apple laptops	GameJunkie (72)	Press F1

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714048	2008-10-23 08:42:00	with regard 2 the memory upgrade, will they install it when i make the purchase or will i have to wait for the upgrade?? cheers	GameJunkie (72)
714049	2008-10-23 09:07:00	with regard 2 the memory upgrade, will they install it when i make the purchase or will i have to wait for the upgrade?? cheers I guess it depends on how you buy it. If you buy online you can add a GB of RAM for $150. www.apple.co.nz If you wait, you end up discarding RAM... throwing money away.	myke (7862)
714050	2008-10-23 09:20:00	thats true, i guess i can by it off trademe, relatively cheap	GameJunkie (72)
714051	2008-10-23 20:51:00	Apple is the master of marketing . . . that doesn't make the hardware superior . I originally thought, "all of them come from the few same manufacturers anyway (Quanta, Asus etc)" . But you have to admit, Macs -do- come with some pretty innovative features that do not feature in anything else, eg magsafe connectors, accelerometers to park the drive heads when dropped etc . Most notebook drives now have this built in, but it is still mac leading the way . I dont understand why Dell or HP can't come up with innovative things like this . I suspect that I come across just as many . . . - confused - don't know how to use it - fix it - figure it out . . . people in my Apple-centric place of work (over 300 Apple computers), as I would in a Microsoft-centric environment . Hmm, I had the impression Mac os is intuitive and usable by grannies and hackers alike . . .	utopian201 (6245)
714052	2008-10-23 21:58:00	plod - Most of the Apple mainstream software requires a serial, eg Adobe products, Microsoft etc, some of the smaller apps don't. myke - If any cat so much as looked sideways at my computer it would be flying through the air and out the door real fast. Mac's are simple enough to use as are PC's if you just spend some time with them. lakewoodlady - good blog. GameJunkie - Yes best to get the Ram upgraded at time of purchase. I Will be getting a Macbook Pro early next year, currently just using PC's, one with OS-X and a Thinkpad	Bantu (52)
714053	2008-10-23 22:06:00	why is it best to get the ram upgrade at time of purchase?	GameJunkie (72)
714054	2008-10-23 23:19:00	I got a good deal on the ram if got at the time. My laptop albeit not Mac came with one 512Mb module, I wanted 2Gb so they removed the 512 and put in 2 x 1gb modules, which meant I was not stuck with a 512 module when I eventually upgraded. Depends on the config you buy I guess.	Bantu (52)
714055	2008-10-24 00:34:00	A student told me that a cat sat on his friend's MacBook Air and broke the screen. So you might want to put your cat on a diet. Drivel. What, the screen was flat on the surface and the keyboard upright? And the cat was what - 20kg or more?	pctek (84)
714056	2008-10-24 03:55:00	plod - Most of the Apple mainstream software requires a serial, eg Adobe products, Microsoft etc, some of the smaller apps don't. myke - If any cat so much as looked sideways at my computer it would be flying through the air and out the door real fast. Mac's are simple enough to use as are PC's if you just spend some time with them. lakewoodlady - good blog. GameJunkie - Yes best to get the Ram upgraded at time of purchase. I Will be getting a Macbook Pro early next year, currently just using PC's, one with OS-X and a Thinkpad Not there OS or ilife. i do not recommend buying apple ram, over priced is all I can say about that, especially when you can get a 2gig Sodimm stick for under $100 these days	plod (107)
714057	2008-10-24 04:31:00	hello PF1 macwinfans-winmacfans I can also put up my hand for Mac re the quality(so far). Surely the price is well over what it should be!! That's obviously good marketing skills, or not? I'm jealous at that. I wish .... Have fun either way! NT	notechyet (4479)
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