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Title: macbook air Post by: predatorracer8 on February 14, 2008, 07:59:24 PM im at best buy on the macbook air, this thing is sweet!
jake Title: Re: macbook air Post by: Ida_Mann on February 15, 2008, 07:04:11 AM I'd be afraid of breaking it.
Id@ Title: Re: macbook air Post by: SkyHighT100 on February 15, 2008, 02:47:23 PM It's cool as hell, but man, I'd break it within 24hrs, lol
Title: Re: macbook air Post by: predatorracer8 on February 15, 2008, 03:14:20 PM it has an aluminum shell
Title: Re: macbook air Post by: Ida_Mann on February 15, 2008, 10:18:09 PM OK, I'd be afraid of bending it.
I had to take apart a mac once,,,,,it's actually mine now because of the time it took for me to get it apart and put it back together was too much for the customer so I kept it. for any other PC laptop,,,,,normally within 1-3 screws you can get the hard drive out,,,,,with the mac,,,,,,,I counted, 43 screws. freakin insane, and I bent up some aluminum parts on the inside that will never go back in right, so I left them out. Id@ Title: Re: macbook air Post by: Slick89 on February 16, 2008, 02:23:57 AM LOL In other words them "aluminum parts" were optional on the specific year model. Them Macs are the nicest most user friendly computers you can get.
Title: Re: macbook air Post by: predatorracer8 on February 16, 2008, 10:35:26 AM ya it actually come with a 350 or 427 your choice, you can also add some racing stripes and straight pipes for additional charges.
Title: Re: macbook air Post by: logandzwon on February 17, 2008, 09:40:03 PM OK, I'd be afraid of bending it. I had to take apart a mac once,,,,,it's actually mine now because of the time it took for me to get it apart and put it back together was too much for the customer so I kept it. for any other PC laptop,,,,,normally within 1-3 screws you can get the hard drive out,,,,,with the mac,,,,,,,I counted, 43 screws. freakin insane, and I bent up some aluminum parts on the inside that will never go back in right, so I left them out. Id@ Perhaps you should not be taking apart notebooks then. The Hard drive is removable with one screw on the macbook. With the unit upside down, you remove the screw and the hard drive comes out. On other units it's not user serviceable. If you know what your doing and careful you can strip a mac and rebuild it just as easy as any other IBM or dell. Actually I find the macbook pro very easy to work on. Title: Re: macbook air Post by: Ida_Mann on February 17, 2008, 10:00:23 PM OK, I'd be afraid of bending it. I had to take apart a mac once,,,,,it's actually mine now because of the time it took for me to get it apart and put it back together was too much for the customer so I kept it. for any other PC laptop,,,,,normally within 1-3 screws you can get the hard drive out,,,,,with the mac,,,,,,,I counted, 43 screws. freakin insane, and I bent up some aluminum parts on the inside that will never go back in right, so I left them out. Id@ Perhaps you should not be taking apart notebooks then. The Hard drive is removable with one screw on the macbook. With the unit upside down, you remove the screw and the hard drive comes out. On other units it's not user serviceable. If you know what your doing and careful you can strip a mac and rebuild it just as easy as any other IBM or dell. Actually I find the macbook pro very easy to work on. not user servicable? so what do you do when the hard drive fails? throw it out? this was not a macbook,,,,I wish it were per your description, it is an iBook G4. been working well for me ever since I repaired to OS,,,,took me about an hour to figure that part out. Id@ |