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do you recommend a macbook?

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title says it all really...i've been saving up for a macbook (pro) for a little while now and wondering if it's really worth it.

1) is it easy to use? i'm afraid when/if i get one i'm going to be confused with a lot of aspects on how to use it (LOL)

2) is an extra 2 inches worth $700? (13 inches being $1.3k w/ minimum gb / 15 inches being $2k w/ minimum gb)

that's really all i'd like to know for now, i'm paranoid and indecisive as hell about buying one. thanks.
 

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I just got my last month and I love it.

1) is it easy to use? i'm afraid when/if i get one i'm going to be confused with a lot of aspects on how to use it (LOL)
Yes it is very simple, you may just confused with some keys, command key, control, how to right click, etc, but you easily learn and if you need help you can easily find guides online.

2) is an extra 2 inches worth $700? (13 inches being $1.3k w/ minimum gb / 15 inches being $2k w/ minimum gb)
Well for me it's not really worth the extra 2 inches, but to others it' is.
 

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I love mine but at the same time i hate it, I'm so limited to what i can do with it. For example most popular games you cannot play on a Apple computer, you can't run .exe pro
 

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thank you sir, i doubt i'll get the 15 inch now that i think about it tbh. which will leave me getting a 13 inch with a high GB storage.
 

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Taunt said:
I love mine but at the same time i hate it, I'm so limited to what i can do with it. For example most popular games you cannot play on a Apple computer, you can't run .exe pro
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Just use bootcamp to dualboot with windows7, problem solved.
 

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Just use bootcamp to dualboot with windows7, problem solved.
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Thats what I am doing right now
BTW do you know of any programs like smcFanControl for windows?
 

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Fedoras said:
Thats what I am doing right now
BTW do you know of any programs like smcFanControl for windows?
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Nope. I don't dual boot on mine personally because I need all the extra space for my

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Emp said:
Just use bootcamp to dualboot with windows7, problem solved.
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How would i got about that? Mind PM'ing me the steps?
 

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Taunt said:
How would i got about that? Mind PM'ing me the steps?
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Go to the app store and install Bootcamp then just look up tutorials on how to do it on Youtube for a better explanation. It takes about 20something minutes to do it, then you just have to install the recommended drivers etc.
 
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