Highly useful. Many thanks. Writing this response is the first productive thing I do with a Macintosh. To me it's somewhat inspiring and sad that my virgin use

Highly useful. Many thanks. Writing this response is the first productive thing I do with a Macintosh. To me it's somewhat inspiring and sad that my virgin user experience on a Mac, having clicked on Safari because it's the only thing that looked familiar, was the memorial video being shown today[1] on apple.com for 1 year since Steve Jobs death. This feeling of sheer admiration is greatly reinforced by the pushback of a thought that a past generation of great man (Being 29 myself) was here to creatively pioneer the core culture values for us to build upon. I have just recently learned about Apple and Steve, reading Walter Issacson point of view. I found that honestly understanding how and mostly why Apple was build is an easily traceable path to enable one to learn to admire the actions and mostly the philosophy behind the company and behind Steve Jobs. Reading http://www.folklore.org http://www.folklore.org also gives it's magical touch of a time that once was. So thank you for your wonderful experience tips. Your assumption for this macbook is correct it will be used as a tool to making software, I hope to build something useful and fun for the world. Will Have Fun, thank you for the suggestion :) Maxim. [1] http://movies.apple.com/media/us/stevejobs/stevejobs-memorial-us-20121005_r848-9dwc.mov http://movies.apple.com/media/us/stevejobs/stevejobs-memoria...