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Aniej

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InfoWorld has released its annual roundup of best technologies and sure enough our very own MacBook Pro was named the 2008 Notebook of the Year.

The entire list of best technologies for 2008 can be found here. It is a very thorough list covering eight different categories.
 
From the cited article: "MacBook Pro's LED display, seen first in this Santa Rosa model, is remarkable in a number of ways. Unlike standard notebook displays' fluorescent backlighting, MacBook Pro's LED backlight is white; this notebook's display is capable of paper white...

Tom Yager"


Which planet did this guy just land from? Hello...! I returned two SR MBPs before getting a refund because of the notorious yellow tint issue.

Oh, the journalism...
 
a lot of magazine and newspapers often commingle the preceding year with their annual review that is dated for the current year. I have always found this funny too, but when you think about it how could you review all of 2007 products until it is 2008 and let's face it, no one will really care about 2007 enough to buy a magazine if it is 2008.
 
From the cited article: "MacBook Pro's LED display, seen first in this Santa Rosa model, is remarkable in a number of ways. Unlike standard notebook displays' fluorescent backlighting, MacBook Pro's LED backlight is white; this notebook's display is capable of paper white...

Tom Yager"


Which planet did this guy just land from? Hello...! I returned two SR MBPs before getting a refund because of the notorious yellow tint issue.

Oh, the journalism...


I agree. What a naive soul. Who the **** is this Yager guy?
 
Tom Yager@Infoworld said:
The standard 2GB is sufficient, and many Mac users are accustomed to running with a quarter of that. If you want more RAM, configure it into your purchase. Otherwise, you'll end up throwing away one of the two standard 1GB SO-DIMMs to make room for a 2GB replacement.

I'd rather throw away (or sell) the DIMM's than throw away my money buying RAM from :apple:. Mr. Yager is a putz!

But he did call the MBP the best notebook you can buy, so he's not that far in left field...
 
Which planet did this guy just land from? Hello...! I returned two SR MBPs before getting a refund because of the notorious yellow tint issue.

Oh, the journalism...

That's why I bought the 17" high res LCD. It is not as bright as the LED but it is a sweet panel.

I'll revisit LED when Apple gets it right.
 
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