Do I... do I not... MBP order

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I dunnoooooo

Yes?
 
Go on, you know you want to. :)

Given up on the 200GB 7200rpm drive? Are you going to get an external one?

Would you not rather wait until the 26th so that it comes with Leopard pre-loaded rather than having to install a new OS a couple of weeks after buying it?

Panzer
 
Ill just be reinstalling it anyway as apple installs a load of ****.

I get the 10.5 disks for £5.95 (go to the apple store and get it on day of release)

Means I get it end of next week.

I think I am....

and the 200Gb 7200RPM will be in a few months time when apple final get there ass into gear and give it as a option :rolleyes:
 
Definately, if you got the cash.. do it!

I can vouch that the AirPort Extreme is amazing, and the MBP.. well, many people here can tell you how good there's is.. you don't need me to do that :D
 
Excellllllllllent, let the *hate* flow.

Welcome to the club :D



*money* ;)
 
I want onnnnne. Before I leave uni, I'll get one and ditch one of my desktops :)

MacBook is doing me fine for occasional use at the moment though.
 
Estimated Shipping: 19 Oct, 2007 - 22 Oct, 2007
Estimated Delivery: 30 Oct, 2007 - 31 Oct, 2007

:( Used to say today! :(

Guess I won't have it for the Leopard launch!!! :(
 
What's that EMEA contract uplift thing?

And how come its much cheaper in your basket than on the website? Student discount?
 
Durzel said:
What's that EMEA contract uplift thing?

And how come its much cheaper in your basket than on the website? Student discount?
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The EMEA should be the 3 year cover for the MBP. 280 without Higher Ed. discount, 50 with the discount.

It is cheaper because he is getting a Higher Education discount.
 
Could have saved yourself some cash by not bothering with the AppleCare phone support, you get 3 years hardware warranty as standard. The £50 extension is only useful if you need to phone up and ask a lot of questions.
 
Caged said:
Could have saved yourself some cash by not bothering with the AppleCare phone support, you get 3 years hardware warranty as standard. The £50 extension is only useful if you need to phone up and ask a lot of questions.
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1 year warranty as standard, just checked mine online (which has no AppleCare at the moment)
 
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