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I bought one 8 months ago, two pieces of advice: - if you're going for the MBP13 do a feature for feature comparison with the Air13, you can get smaller size,
by notaddicted 15y ago
I bought one 8 months ago, two pieces of advice:
- if you're going for the MBP13 do a feature for feature comparison with the Air13, you can get smaller size, SSD, and higher screen resolution if you sacrifice the processor speed and the 2nd RAM slot.
- I felt comfortable buying a Mac because I told myself if it ever crossed my threshold of annoyance I'd use rEFit to install Ubuntu (http://refit.sourceforge.net/ http://refit.sourceforge.net/), you may wish to research installing Ubuntu on a Mac laptop in order to reassure yourself.
EDIT: which never happened.
- alecbenzer 15y agoTook a look at the mba's, and not loving the specs. CPU and the extra RAM feel more important to me then the smaller size, the screen res, and, to a lesser extent, the SSD (ie, an SSD would be nice, but I don't need it - and I might throw it in with an mbp if I'm feeling rich). briefly looked into getting ubuntu on a mac - I'll do some more research into it if I get serious about a mac