Carbuzz, 03 September 2013, 14:18
I am really considering buying a Apple MacBook Pro 13.3". I would love to start editing my shots of cars and make them look really nice. It is an investment. There is an Apple store at the college here, adn they are selling it for $1,000 ($999.99!)That is a good deal compared to Apple's website. Pros and cons and any ideas would help. Thank you!
Last modified by Carbuzz, 03 September 2013, 18:34
AmosMPhotography, 03 September 2013, 14:25
Carbuzz wrote:
I am really considering buying a Apple MacBook Pro 13.3". I would love to start editing my shots of cars and make them look really nice. It is an investment. There is Apple store at the college here, adn they are selling it for $1,000 ($999.99!) Pros and cons and any ideas would help. Thank you!
Ok, I have dell,
Advantages: Amazing design and features.
Disadvantages: All this is on the proviso that it is all set up and works.
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Carbuzz, 03 September 2013, 14:36
NorthUK00 wrote:
Carbuzz wrote:
I am really considering buying a Apple MacBook Pro 13.3". I would love to start editing my shots of cars and make them look really nice. It is an investment. There is Apple store at the college here, adn they are selling it for $1,000 ($999.99!) Pros and cons and any ideas would help. Thank you!
Ok, I have dell,
Advantages: Amazing design and features.
Disadvantages: All this is on the proviso that it is all set up and works.
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I want a Mac though. I don't really like Dells. I really don't like Windows 8! Thank you
DjShift, 03 September 2013, 14:46
Pros: it's a Mac
Cons: there is none! I just said, it's a mac.
Really, there's no computer better than the Macbook Pro. I say get it.
Cons: there is none! I just said, it's a mac.
Really, there's no computer better than the Macbook Pro. I say get it.
carguy304, 03 September 2013, 14:48
-If you are looking for a PC, never buy a Dell or HP, they are known to have problems.
-Windows 8 is a little quirky and takes a little while to get used to, but it is a lot easier with a touch screen laptop.
- It is obviously your preference, but I find that working on a computer smaller than 14 inches is just annoying. (no numerical pad, keys are squished together, and small screen)
-Windows 8 is a little quirky and takes a little while to get used to, but it is a lot easier with a touch screen laptop.
- It is obviously your preference, but I find that working on a computer smaller than 14 inches is just annoying. (no numerical pad, keys are squished together, and small screen)
williamparish, 03 September 2013, 15:40
I'm on my 3rd Macbook Pro about to get my fourth there really is no better computer.
Carbuzz, 04 September 2013, 15:55
williamparish wrote:
I'm on my 3rd Macbook Pro about to get my fourth there really is no better computer.
Oh wow! Why do you need 4? Awesome
williamparish, 04 September 2013, 20:50
Carbuzz wrote:
williamparish wrote:
I'm on my 3rd Macbook Pro about to get my fourth there really is no better computer.
Oh wow! Why do you need 4? Awesome
Not at the same time. I can a new one every few years but the one I have now broke. Something with the ram.
r8lover, 05 September 2013, 06:42
carguy304 wrote:
-If you are looking for a PC, never buy a Dell or HP, they are known to have problems.
-Windows 8 is a little quirky and takes a little while to get used to, but it is a lot easier with a touch screen laptop.
- It is obviously your preference, but I find that working on a computer smaller than 14 inches is just annoying. (no numerical pad, keys are squished together, and small screen)
-Windows 8 is a little quirky and takes a little while to get used to, but it is a lot easier with a touch screen laptop.
- It is obviously your preference, but I find that working on a computer smaller than 14 inches is just annoying. (no numerical pad, keys are squished together, and small screen)
I haven't really had any problems with mine that aren't my own. The only issues I have is a stable got shoved in the speaker by an a***ole at school, and I crashed the hard drive. When that happened, Dell came out with a brand new hard drive and repairman to my house within four days of me contacting them and it was fixed.
It's an XPS laptop, in case you're wondering.
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scudfan98, 10 September 2013, 21:09
Buy an Asus TaiChi i just got one and it is amazing! It also doubles as a tablet all for $849! My friend is trading in his macbook air for one. ![[http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2012/10/asus-taichi-620-wide.jpg]](http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2012/10/asus-taichi-620-wide.jpg "http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2012/10/asus-taichi-620-wide.jpg")
hyoung90, 10 September 2013, 21:25
Mac FTW!!!!
i'm on my third Macbook, best laptop i ever had. handles great, quick response, sleek design, and best of all, it doesn't crash or get viruses that often
i'm on my third Macbook, best laptop i ever had. handles great, quick response, sleek design, and best of all, it doesn't crash or get viruses that often
scudfan98, 10 September 2013, 21:38
hyoung90 wrote:
Mac FTW!!!!
i'm on my third Macbook, best laptop i ever had. handles great, quick response, sleek design, and best of all, it doesn't crash or get viruses that often
i'm on my third Macbook, best laptop i ever had. handles great, quick response, sleek design, and best of all, it doesn't crash or get viruses that often
I agree that Mac is the best built and doesnt get viruses but i absolutely DESPISE Mac OSX. I know so much about windows and i could fix any problem i run in to. With a mac i would be stumped and i wouldnt know how to fix it. Mac is better built but im used to windows.
falsely, 10 September 2013, 23:18
DAMN YOU MAC FANBOYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A Mac will function just like a PC. So choose what OS you would like. But for college, a Macbook is better imo.
A Mac will function just like a PC. So choose what OS you would like. But for college, a Macbook is better imo.
