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Sid70 06-10-2008 01:32 PM

Puter Choice ( tough one )
 
What would you choose and why:

13'3 mac book + 20" flat screen ( $2k) or 17" MAc Book Pro ($3k)?

( consider al the sys parameters the same )


P.S.: this is not a marketing puter research :)

GrouchyAdmin 06-10-2008 01:41 PM

Depends on the specs. Nether the Book, or the Pro are very expandable beyond RAM and a new HD.

pornguy 06-10-2008 01:42 PM

Go with the mac book pro.

payd2purv 06-10-2008 01:45 PM

The macbookpro you need the processor power, ram and video card..

jakethedog 06-10-2008 01:45 PM

specs on the machines aren't the same .. the macbook Pro kills the macbook .. I am running an amped up $5K macbook pro ..and haven't shut it off or had a single solitary issue since last July ...

Sid70 06-10-2008 01:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GrouchyAdmin (Post 14301641)
Depends on the specs. Nether the Book, or the Pro are very expandable beyond RAM and a new HD.

well, slight difference may apply, like 2,2 mac book and 2,5 mac book pro. Most of the shite i do its web design. Currently working ok at 17" Vaio.

GrouchyAdmin 06-10-2008 01:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kievdesign (Post 14301741)
well, slight difference may apply, like 2,2 mac book and 2,5 mac book pro. Most of the shite i do its web design. Currently working ok at 17" Vaio.

If you do web design, why would you consider a tiny native resolution? I can live in 1280x800, provided I have virtual desktops to switch through. If I had to design things, I'd go nuts with that.

I'm not 100% sure why you want to go Mac, now; they're virtually hardware identical to PCs; yes, MacOS is nice, but you're talking about $3k difference for the same sized machine that does the same basic work. Unless you absolutely hate Windows, I'd just get a PC.

Sid70 06-10-2008 02:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GrouchyAdmin (Post 14301786)
If you do web design, why would you consider a tiny native resolution? I can live in 1280x800, provided I have virtual desktops to switch through. If I had to design things, I'd go nuts with that.

I'm not 100% sure why you want to go Mac, now; they're virtually hardware identical to PCs; yes, MacOS is nice, but you're talking about $3k difference for the same sized machine that does the same basic work. Unless you absolutely hate Windows, I'd just get a PC.

Okay, here it is.

From all the PCs i used i can say that Vaio is the one to choose. Im happy about Vaio.
If there was no Mac i would get my next 17" (1440x900) Vaio for $1,800 no questions again.

But I desperately wanted to try Mac. Thats why I thought I might wanna try buying a $1500 mac book and $300-400 decent Flat screen to use it in the office, so I would get a nachine that can be used as office and easy to carry around on travels and visiting clients.
Thats $1800.

3k 17" Mac Book Pro is fucking killer, actually Vaio of that poer goes close, $2800, so choosing this BIG $$ for a tool aint easy.

aico 06-10-2008 02:07 PM

Go with the Pro if you can afford it, you'll be glad you did.

candyflip 06-10-2008 02:12 PM

Do you need the mobility of the laptop?

We have a Macbook, a Macbook Pro, a Mac Pro and two 21'' iMacs. I'd be hardpressed to pick between any of them. They all handle certain jobs and they all do their job well. I'd recommend any of them, depending on the specific task.

If you're using them for your design work, I'd go with the Mac Pro and the bigger screen. Working in Photoshop on the small 15'' widescreen can be a pain in the ass.

The Mac Pro would probably be my favorite because of the fact you can add so much to it.

payd2purv 06-10-2008 02:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kievdesign (Post 14301828)
Okay, here it is.

From all the PCs i used i can say that Vaio is the one to choose. Im happy about Vaio.
If there was no Mac i would get my next 17" (1440x900) Vaio for $1,800 no questions again.

But I desperately wanted to try Mac. Thats why I thought I might wanna try buying a $1500 mac book and $300-400 decent Flat screen to use it in the office, so I would get a nachine that can be used as office and easy to carry around on travels and visiting clients.
Thats $1800.

3k 17" Mac Book Pro is fucking killer, actually Vaio of that poer goes close, $2800, so choosing this BIG $$ for a tool aint easy.

You've never designed on a mac?

I design on both OS X at home and XP at work.

OS X always gives me problems with colors.. XP never..

Definately go 15" the screen is amazing and you can use it for photoshop the 1400x900 resolution is why you want the 15" and not the 13"

GrouchyAdmin 06-10-2008 02:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kievdesign (Post 14301828)
But I desperately wanted to try Mac. Thats why I thought I might wanna try buying a $1500 mac book and $300-400 decent Flat screen to use it in the office, so I would get a nachine that can be used as office and easy to carry around on travels and visiting clients.
Thats $1800.

3k 17" Mac Book Pro is fucking killer, actually Vaio of that poer goes close, $2800, so choosing this BIG $$ for a tool aint easy.

Oddly, I hate Sony. I had a Vaio, and I had to get rid of it. The custom software, odd scroll wheel on the trackpad, everything just drove me nuts.

If you just want to 'try it out', I'd go for a cheaper, but decent spec MacBook Refurb - you'll spend a lot less, it looks brand new and has a year warranty. Save a grand and buy me a drink sometime. :thumbsup

Sid70 06-10-2008 02:57 PM

thank you every one on your input.
The choice is made.

JP-pornshooter 06-10-2008 05:02 PM

i'd go with a Ping, best puter ever...never left my bag.
some like the scotty bla bla one...


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