Random Rants
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If you're into Mac, there was a Air laptop for like $500 on styleforum
Apple is of the Devil…
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If you're into Mac, there was a Air laptop for like $500 on styleforum
Apple is of the Devil…
You love em or you hate em
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Apple might be the devil, but Microsoft are too, and an Apple laptop will last a shit ton longer than any other in my experience.
If you buy Apple, you're a sheep, if you hate Apple, you're a sheep. I'd rather be a sheep with a reliable laptop.
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I bought a refurb (from apple) MacBook Pro 13" 4 years ago. I still use it 9 hours a day every day of the week.
All I have done to it is install an SSD, which made it feel like a new computer again and then some.
I rebuild/fresh install a PC laptop every mont or two for mates who won't shell out for an Apple. And I tell them all what to buy next!
My 1st Apple, and I'm a convert.
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It's just that we have an iPod that we never use, an iPhone that my wife finds frustrating and an iPad that is, at best, quirky. I dislike the idea of spending 2-3 times as much for a laptop that is likely to continue the pattern of less than "magical" operation.
My irritation with Apple as a corporation is unimportant; after all, Microsoft is just as vicious and Google betrayed its " Don't be evil" motto years ago, yet I still use their products.
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It's not Apples fault that you're stupid Chris
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Fair enough. But I need to accept my failings and buy at my level.
Like those guys who are too dumb for Shakespeare, so they read comic books.
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Taste has nothing to do with stupidity Chris, you of all people should know that
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Taste has nothing to do with stupidity Chris, you of all people should know that
Well I don't recall ever being accused of having good taste, so there you go- dumb and tasteless. It's a hell of a way to go through life…
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My last Windows desktop computer got so riddled with malware, spyware and viruses that it literally burned up the CPU trying to keep up with them. I had that sucker tricked out as far as I could, and the computer was nearly six years old, so I couldn't complain too much
I bought my Macbook because I had less than stellar experiences with Windows based laptops. They were slow and difficult to upgrade, which is a must for me on Windows
So far, no major fails on my Macbook, I actually find it easier to upgrade the HD on my Macbook than it was on my Windows based laptop, the computer still flies at top speed almost three years later. I did upgrade the RAM myself but it was totally unnecessary. I'm running a 500GB hybrid drive at the moment and will probably switch to an SSD soon. My battery is getting long in the tooth as well, going to have to install a new one (only $100). All this being said, I don't think the new Macbooks are designed to be opened up
While I spent a lot more money on my laptop, if you calculate how much I make per hour and multiply by the number of hours I didn't have to wait for system restarts, running spyware, anti virus, defragging, upgrading components, and just random Windows frustration, I'm practically making money. Time is money pal
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All this being said, I don't think the new Macbooks are designed to be opened up
Just to comment on this, the macbook pro's still have replaceable ram and hard drives, however the ram on the airs is soldered down. You can replace hard drives on the air, but it will void the warranty as apple does not consider it a consumer serviceable part.
