> /Off topic: I'm still without mac and after 3½ weeks on Ubuntu linux > again (not mentioning my webserver and using it within virtualbox on > my mac) I'm still not sure whether I will buy a new Mac. For the > absolute ease of use, "connect whatever you want and it works" and > great software like the OS itself and iLife: absolutely! The fact that > I can buy 2-3 pc laptops for one macbook makes me hesitate. Not for > the money itself (I have a nice job with a nice salary), but whether > it's worth the money: Why buy an expensive mac if I can do exactly > what I want (maybe not exactly how I want it) with a much cheaper > laptop. But I'm also still very much tempted so probably I will > convince myself that I can't do without./ > Off topic comment: I even mourn my dying laptop and thought about buying a MacBook Pro although I never used OSX before. I looked for a lightweight solid long-run laptop with good display resolution. I found a macbook which fulfill nearly all my requirements. I looked for a similar hardware but it is not much cheaper. Particular when I take only big manufactures into acount. Now that a matt display is available for a 15 inch macbook too, I didn't see any drawbacks. Ok, the trackpoint of my thinkpad was very ergonomic and I will miss it.
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