One of my friends is about to buy a 2900 Euro (that's about 3800 USD) 15" Mac Book Pro with the following specs:
3.06 ghz intel 2 core duo
4 GB 1066 mhz DDR3
128 GB solid state drive
DVD-RW
15" monitor
I told hom he should check some cheaper PC alternatives and he is interested in this too because Windows 7 should be better than Vista. He uses it for working with large graphic files and a bit of video editing.
One of my friends is about to buy a 2900 Euro (that's about 3800 USD) 15" Mac Book Pro with the following specs:
3.06 ghz intel 2 core duo 4 GB 1066 mhz DDR3 128 GB solid state drive DVD-RW 15" monitor
I told hom he should check some cheaper PC alternatives and he is interested in this too because Windows 7 should be better than Vista. He uses it for working with large graphic files and a bit of video editing.
Configured: 3.06ghz T9900 4gb DDR3-1066 160gb Intel X-25 SSD (currently the best on the market) 1gb GTX260M WSXGA screen (1680x1050) Blu-ray Reader/ DVD writer 3 year warranty Total: $2754 USD
(they ship international as well)
edit: I'm not saying that that is the best solution or that he needs all that stuff. Just showing what the amount of money he dropped on his Mac could actually get him.
Message edited by lostandwandering on 07-24-2009 at 06:53:09 PM
The problem with Macs (other than the price) is the fact that their video cards are so horrible they aren't ever mentioned in the specifications. A video card is a big part of how your computer handles memory, especially if you are trying to make videos and such.