MK5 Golf GTI
General => Random Chat => Topic started by: Degudodger on June 11, 2012, 09:19:52 pm
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Happy!! :grin:
http://store.apple.com/uk/browse/home/shop_mac/family/macbook_pro/select (http://store.apple.com/uk/browse/home/shop_mac/family/macbook_pro/select)
It does however look like i'm going to have to go on the game to afford one :grin:
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Yeah, they are damned expensive. We've been holding off buying a few MacBook Pros so no doubt we'll be ordering a couple.
Such amazing product design :drool:
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Anybody want to buy a 13.3" 2011 Macbook pro?
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IM glad i got the High res MBP screen.... otherwise i would be very sad. :signLOL:
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My 2010 MBP is doing me fine, when I use it! Most of the time I'm just on my iPad! Lol.
I was after an updated Mac Mini, which I want to use as a server and HTPC. Looks like I need to wait a little longer for the updates to the Mini's.....
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I was going to order a new mbp right after the keynote but £1800 :stupid:
Looks like a new no retina 13 for me it is
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I was going to order a new mbp right after the keynote but £1800 :stupid:
Looks like a new no retina 13 for me it is
Student discount brings it down to just over £1500! :happy2:
Hopefully going to order mine next month, but i need the model with 512mb Flash! :sad1: Bye Bye £2k.
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Disappointing that you can't up spec the SSD on the lower processor though.
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Disappointing that you can't up spec the SSD on the lower processor though.
Yeah, i was disappointed with that. I wanted the base spec with 512gb. Im wondering if it would be possible to buy the memory aftermarket at a much cheaper price and swap it out. Remember, its not an SSD, its actually 2 sticks of flash memory.
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So what are appplications going to look like on this new higher res display?
Isn't it going to make youtube videos look pretty grotty?
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I ordered mine this morning. Was 4-5 days delivery last night and now 2-3 weeks. They must have sold a fair few.
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I've mulled it over and can get the 2.6GHz model with 16Gb RAM for just over £1800, but I'm just not sure I need such a powerful machine for home use. Like Ifti nearly all my home browsing and email is done on an iPad...
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I've mulled it over and can get the 2.6GHz model with 16Gb RAM for just over £1800, but I'm just not sure I need such a powerful machine for home use. Like Ifti nearly all my home browsing and email is done on an iPad...
Exactly why I'm not going to bother. My current system is more then what I need and I can't justify spending that much for something I don't really need.
I bet a lot of people will buy the system because it the 'latest and greatest' but won't use anywhere near its power - most probably just want the display!
Im going to keep waiting for an updated mac mini instead and put some cash into that, as I want to use that as a full on server that I can access remotely, as well as use it for Plex etc.
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It looks like the 13 doesn't have retina display....I may have upgraded if it did. As it stands I won't be changing. Impressive machine though.
Want to see one in the flesh though. Can't wait.
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The 13" will get the Retina display eventually.
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I have been thinking about this more and more, and I'm just unsure which way to go. I love the new MacBook, totally stunning piece of hardware. But for £2k I could have a Mac Mini sat under the TV, a 2nd iPad AND a MacBook air for portable laptop requirements.
With Logmein installed across the devices, iOS and OSX, if I needed to access something on the Mini, acting as my at home server, it would be a total doddle. Ahhhhhhh!
I'm currently Macless after selling my MBPS a while back, and have been waiting for the ivy bridge updates before purchasing. Does the above make sense to anyone?
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Yes mate. That's a similar set up to me, other than I have an iMac instead of the mini!!
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I really don't see the need in spunking big cash on it, UNLESS you need the power, in which case I'm sure a properly specced iMac will still be much faster, and cheaper.
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Can anyone tell me if OSX Lion Server allows 2 concurrent sessions via Logmein? Like Windows Server does?
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I have been thinking about this more and more, and I'm just unsure which way to go. I love the new MacBook, totally stunning piece of hardware. But for £2k I could have a Mac Mini sat under the TV, a 2nd iPad AND a MacBook air for portable laptop requirements.
With Logmein installed across the devices, iOS and OSX, if I needed to access something on the Mini, acting as my at home server, it would be a total doddle. Ahhhhhhh!
I'm currently Macless after selling my MBPS a while back, and have been waiting for the ivy bridge updates before purchasing. Does the above make sense to anyone?
I'm looking to do exactly the same.
I have my MacBook for any 'work'.
I'm also waiting for an updated Mac Mini to use as a HTPC and a general server for remote access (I'll be using Teamviwer instead of LogMeIn).
I've already bought my SSD, a second HDD, more RAM, and keyboard and mouse all ready to stick into the system and set it up as soon as it arrives!
I reckon it'll be a silent update, like the MacPro has been, in the next month or two......