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The "I just ordered / bought / got my new/refurb MBP" thread [Merged]
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post it! or send it to someone mailbox and im pretty sure people would love to give you a hand!
any volunteer?
You can post your images on the Forums quite easily, iag48 give it a try!
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It's good that Apple finally upgraded the display. I returned my 9C89 after one week of use.
7200.4 isn't performing as well as it should be (review). WD Black is faster in real life.
7200.4 isn't performing as well as it should be (review). WD Black is faster in real life.
The updated screens on the unibody MacBook don't suck. In fact I wouldn't be surprised to see a few pop up on the 13" mbp
Yeah, I know, improved lcd panel is the reason I've sold my 15'' uMBP a week ago. I just wanna be sure it's the only panel Apple is gonna use for new 13'' MBP.
I think the point he was making was that Apple started using new screens for the MacBook back in April, that were much better and on the same level of quality as the MBP and MBA.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/694320/
It's likely that despite Apple announcing they would use the new screens on Monday, they have actually been using them for some months as they run out of the old screens. It's unlikely that Apple would suddenly start using new screens 2 months after they'd already updated them.
And yes I doubt they will be using any of the older screens.
here are some pics I took with my Iphone.
Btw, I'm loving this new track pad! The keyboard feels perfect. I got the educational discount, free iPod Touch, and some printer. Not too shabby. All I need now is to buy the mini dvi cable.
I'm so afraid of the Aluminum getting scratched. I need to get this baby a cover but do not know from where? I would live to have like a silicon case (ala iphone).
Btw, I'm loving this new track pad! The keyboard feels perfect. I got the educational discount, free iPod Touch, and some printer. Not too shabby. All I need now is to buy the mini dvi cable.
I'm so afraid of the Aluminum getting scratched. I need to get this baby a cover but do not know from where? I would live to have like a silicon case (ala iphone).
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Eh, I wouldn't worry about scratching the aluminum; after all you're going to end up using it sooner or later, might as well enjoy the feel of it. Besides, they hold together pretty nicely.
Congrats on your machine
Congrats on your machine
I know the first thing I do when I get a sensitive, heat-generating device is to slap an insulator over all the prime heat dissipating areas.
I would go with an incase or speck hard case, they are wonderful and add some nice color as well.
http://www.speckproducts.com/products/seethru-satin/macbook-pro-15-aluminum-black-keys/164
http://www.goincase.com/macbook/hardshell/
