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I'd look for an old Macbook that you can actually upgrade (many you cannot). I'm still loving my 2008 Macbook 4.1. It's got a 2.4 Ghz processor, upgraded to SSD
by rsingel 14y ago
I'd look for an old Macbook that you can actually upgrade (many you cannot). I'm still loving my 2008 Macbook 4.1. It's got a 2.4 Ghz processor, upgraded to SSD and 6GB of RAM and new battery (~4hrs runtime).
Check for refurbs and upgrade via Other World Computing. Not saying to go back as far as I am (for instance, my machine can't run Mountain Lion.)
I've run this computer hard - my first Mac after decades of PCs and I wouldn't go back. But do watch out for newer Mac models that can't be upgraded.