I am ready to get a new Mac laptop. Currently I have a Black MacBook 2.2 Core2 Duo.
My budget is no more than $1,350. What would be the best for me. I do all my personal email and finances on the machine plus rip movies and do a little bit of move editing (iMovie, Final Cut Express). I also need to run virtualization to do work at home.
At MacMall I can either buy:
- a new current generation aluminum MacBook (2.0, 2GB/160GB/SuperDrive) - $1,240
or
- previous generation 15" MacBook Pro (2.2/2GB/120GB/8600MGT/SD) - $1,299
or
- previous generation 15" MacBook Pro (2.4/2GB/200GB/8600MGT/SD) - $1,349
I do take my laptop back and forth from work so I do cart it around a lot.
The 2.4 MacBook Pro seems like the way to go.
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replace MacBook with current gen MacBook or previous gen MacBook pro?
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Posted 12 November 2008 - 06:04 PM
Unless you really want a larger screen (15" MacBook Pro) I don't see why you would even consider the new Aluminum MacBook. I don't think the speed difference would be much different than your current macbook and you will loose the firewire port (you said you use iMovie, so most likely you will need a firewire port).
Just my 2 cents.
Chris
Just my 2 cents.
Chris
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