zomgz, Pez... please say it isn't so! /shocked
Haha that is
so old news!
But hey, I haven't come any problems on
my MacBook, so I won't be QQ'ing and flaming about it.
Believe you me, Pez, I'll jump ship at the first sight of any dissatisfaction of my Mac (as I have done jumping off the AMD ship and back onto Intel's
-- although I still am teetering between NVIDIA and ATi).
Admittedly, I'm not a fanboy of either party. Whichever works well for me (and as it stands, the Mac works perfectly fine at the moment).
VMWare guest OS in Windows... Parallels guest OS in OS X... meh, whichever works.
BTW, Pez, you fail at providing old news.
You forgot about the
Seagate data corruption fiasco on some of the MacBook (Pro)s.
EDIT: BTW, I upgraded my hard drive to a 200GB, 7200 RPM, 16MB cache
Hitachi TravelStar 7K200 from an 80GB, 5400 RPM, 8MB cache
Toshiba KM8034GSX SATA1 and it's running sweeter than ever.
I
was going to opt for a Seagate, but didn't want to risk the drive failure issues. Boo, Seagate -- I love their desktop drives though.
zomgz, Pez... please say it isn't so! /shocked
Haha that is [b]so[/b] old news! :P
But hey, I haven't come any problems on [i]my[/i] MacBook, so I won't be QQ'ing and flaming about it. :D
Believe you me, Pez, I'll jump ship at the first sight of any dissatisfaction of my Mac (as I have done jumping off the AMD ship and back onto Intel's :D -- although I still am teetering between NVIDIA and ATi).
Admittedly, I'm not a fanboy of either party. Whichever works well for me (and as it stands, the Mac works perfectly fine at the moment).
VMWare guest OS in Windows... Parallels guest OS in OS X... meh, whichever works. :D
BTW, Pez, you fail at providing old news. :P
You forgot about the [i]Seagate data corruption fiasco[/i] on some of the MacBook (Pro)s. ;)
EDIT: BTW, I upgraded my hard drive to a 200GB, 7200 RPM, 16MB cache [url=http://www.hitachigst.com/portal/site/en/menuitem.9958814a08a37d75797ecae2eac4f0a0/]Hitachi TravelStar 7K200[/url] from an 80GB, 5400 RPM, 8MB cache [i]Toshiba KM8034GSX[/i] SATA1 and it's running sweeter than ever. :)
I [i]was[/i] going to opt for a Seagate, but didn't want to risk the drive failure issues. Boo, Seagate -- I love their desktop drives though. :D