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If you're itching to play and fiddle about with your brand spankin' new machine, then I'd say wait to calibrate the battery as to do so properly would require some no-play time (IIRC). 
As for re-installing the OS, is there a particular reason why you'd care to do so? I know that I wanted to for my MB because there are apps and assorted items that I knew I wouldn't need or want (printer drivers, extra languages, etc.) and so doing an "Erase & Install" made sense to me.
As for re-installing the OS, is there a particular reason why you'd care to do so? I know that I wanted to for my MB because there are apps and assorted items that I knew I wouldn't need or want (printer drivers, extra languages, etc.) and so doing an "Erase & Install" made sense to me.
the macbook pro should have come with a good amount of charge already in it. i say shoot two birds with one stone; drain your battery by installing mac os x.
If you're itching to play and fiddle about with your brand spankin' new machine, then I'd say wait to calibrate the battery as to do so properly would require some no-play time (IIRC).
As for re-installing the OS, is there a particular reason why you'd care to do so? I know that I wanted to for my MB because there are apps and assorted items that I knew I wouldn't need or want (printer drivers, extra languages, etc.) and so doing an "Erase & Install" made sense to me.
For that same reason. I think there is stuff I'll never use on it. I got to get ready for school now anyway, so I'll have to play with it all later.
Darn summer classes.