Re: OT: Which MacBook Pro to buy
Re: OT: Which MacBook Pro to buy
- Subject: Re: OT: Which MacBook Pro to buy
- From: Eric Gorouben <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2009 11:15:16 +0100
I second that. I would add that I have been working with a MB for a
while, and even with spaces the 13.3" display is very very small.
Don't know if you share that experience, but I usually need the
debugger, a couple of edit windows and my app's window, and I would
love to have a couple of extra pixels.
I'm also considering the choice 15" vs 17" (and forget the MB because
of the display size and missing FW). Mobility against pixels... For
me this is really a point to consider.
I also would like to know if 4 MB are enough if you have a
virtalization app, be VirtualBox or VMWare or Parallels running along
with Xcode (only thing I know for sure: 2 MB are not).
Eric
Le 19 janv. 09 à 05:03, Paul Franz a écrit :
Jesse,
I am not sure why. But for me, I need a FireWire interface for a
fast interface and the Express/34 for my eSata drive and the MacBook
does not have those features. Now, it is possible that people are
concerned about the graphics adapter not being as powerful as the
MBP. This could be a problem.
Paul Franz
Jesse Read wrote:
Taking this thread back to it's original topic:
Is there any particular reason not to use a MacBook? I find that
2.4GHz is 2.4GHz whether 13" or 15" the differences between 2.4,
2.5, and 2.66 are trivial at best. And I find the MacBook is even
more "mobile" than the 15" MBP (obviously for size).
Just wondering if there is some major turn-off that puts MacBooks
out of the thought process.
Also: it is an "undocumented" feature that a late generation (Late
2008, with the model code of 3,1 or 4,1) MacBook can handle 6GB of
RAM. I would assume this carries over into the MBP line, but
obviously we can't be sure without having someone who has actually
done it.
-- Jesse
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