Apple MacBook black 2.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo/1GB/160GB/SD/AP/BT Discount !!
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Every MacBook comes with iLife '08, an amazing suite of applications that make it easy to live the digital life. That little built-in iSight camera lets you create web-ready videos. MacBook also features Front Row, so you can navigate your movies, music, photos, and more at the touch of the included Apple Remote - no matter where you roam. Thanks to a 13.3-inch glossy widescreen display, MacBook provides the perfect combination of pixels and portability. The built-in wireless capability of MacBook puts the ...
A Ferrari that drives like a Citroen Diane
I first started using Macs in the late 80's. At work I used a Mac SEII; a funny box like thing. In the early 90's I bought a Mac for my home computer, can't remember the type; one with a separate CPU. Both computers and associated software were miles ahead of any of MS Dos PC computer I used at work. Practically everything about them felt like Apple had a foot in the future and an in depth understanding of what users wanted and how to make it easy. I was an "Apple-bore". Anywhere I worked I advocated that we used Apples.
In the mid/late 90's I had to buy a PC, I got a Dell laptop, which - I thought - worked adequately. In late 2006 it died. I excitedly started reviewing the current Apple Macs and their spec.s for one I would purchase now I no longer was obliged to have a PC. Following a few trials in Apple resellers this (or its forerunner) was the one I chose.
From the word go it was a disappointment.
- The software was nowhere near as superior to...
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Apple MacBook black 2.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo/1GB/160GB/SD/AP/BT
ASIN : B000QW6QJG
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- 2.0GHz Core 2 Duo Processor
- 2 GB DDR2 Ram
- 160GB SATA Hard drive
This Apple MacBook black 2.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo/1GB/160GB/SD/AP/BT does excelent. simple to use as well as alter. the price for this is lower than other place, My spouse and I other locations Researchd, and never a lot more than similar product.
Category: Other Apple Laptops
Brand: Apple
Rating : 3.5
Review 1 : Awesome Machine
I'm sitting here writing this review on my new Apple Macbook and after the two nonsensical bad reviews below, I'd like to redress the balance.
This is an awesome laptop.
I'm already a big Apple Mac fan after making the slightly scary switch from a Windows PC to an Apple iMac a couple of years ago. Generally I have never once regretted it and I really feel like I'm slumming it if I have to use a Windows PC for any reason. Mac OSX is truly a more intuitive, user friendly and more reliable platform than the clunky, crash prone Windows.
I still, however, have a few slight issues about moving to Mac OSX. One is that although Microsoft Office for Mac allows you to open Powerpoint documents, it doesn't support ActiveX so some interactive features don't work. A minor niggle for most, but I'm a teacher and until now my presentations haven't been as good as they should have been. Another problem is that some programs still aren't released on Mac. I have a...
Review 2 : Another convert joins the flock...
To put this in context my dad worked for Digital (DEC) when I was a child and I first started using PC's at the age of 3. I got my first PC at about 11 or 12, a 486 with (gasp!) a CD-ROM drive that took three days to install. Now I'm not saying I'm Old-Skool(TM) as I never owned a C64 (just an Atari ST), but I just wanted to state I've been a PC fanboy for a long time. I'd always hated Macs. Macs were those grey boxy things that only ran Prince of Persia, although apparently they were great for "desktop publishing", whatever that is. It didn't sound like something with grenade launchers or helicopters so I wasn't interested.
Then, the iPod happened and Macs were colourful and plasticcy, but again, no games and a slight bit of arrogance about them. Fast forward a few years and I now do a LOT of web work and Office-type stuff, video-conferencing to the States every other night, and travelling a lot. As the company I work for is full of Mac-o-philes they got me this MacBook...
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