well, Apple's MacBook is a good choice in my personal opinion, still many people prefer PC/Windows based laptops for it's price, ease of use and software/application compatibility/availability and the poor Apple service in India
Don’t be surprised if you face the following issues with your Apple MacBook:
1.) Battery Stops Working: It is quite possible that battery of your new Apple MacBook suddenly stop working
2.) HDD Crashes: Although not so common (and definitely not affordable) as Battery malfunction, it is possible that HDD of your Apple MacBook suddenly (you will be lucky if you get some symptoms) crashes.
3.) Physical Crack Appears: Least expected but again quite common and possible that during normal course of working, you see a physical crack (and probably a series of those) appearing on your Apple MacBook
4.) Not able to burn DVD: Don’t wait to call Apple and fix the Leapord’s DVD writing issue (related with VRAM setting) before you (like me) waste 10 or more empty DVDs.
5.) Power Adapter Becomes Too Hot: Again don’t be shocked by the hotness of your Apple MacBook’s power adapter.
6.) Keyboard Randomly Stops Working: Again, blame Leopard (and not Apple) for not allowing you to write using Apple MacBook’s keyboard.
7.) Turning Yellow: The latest bug which has killed the only Pro (Look n Feel) I used to mention about Apple MacBook. Once again, I found that I am not the only one - there are thousands (and may be more).
8.) CD/DVD won’t eject
9.) Apple Service & Support doesn’t respond to you for 45 days.

Answered by Raksha , an ibibo Master, at 9:31 AM on July 18, 2008

well, Apple's MacBook is a good choice in my personal opinion, still many people prefer PC/Windows based laptops for it's price, ease of use and software/application compatibility/availability and the poor Apple service in India
Don’t be surprised if you face the following issues with your Apple MacBook:
1.) Battery Stops Working: It is quite possible that battery of your new Apple MacBook suddenly stop working
2.) HDD Crashes: Although not so common (and definitely not affordable) as Battery malfunction, it is possible that HDD of your Apple MacBook suddenly (you will be lucky if you get some symptoms) crashes.
3.) Physical Crack Appears: Least expected but again quite common and possible that during normal course of working, you see a physical crack (and probably a series of those) appearing on your Apple MacBook
4.) Not able to burn DVD: Don’t wait to call Apple and fix the Leapord’s DVD writing issue (related with VRAM setting) before you (like me) waste 10 or more empty DVDs.
5.) Power Adapter Becomes Too Hot: Again don’t be shocked by the hotness of your Apple MacBook’s power adapter.
6.) Keyboard Randomly Stops Working: Again, blame Leopard (and not Apple) for not allowing you to write using Apple MacBook’s keyboard.
7.) Turning Yellow: The latest bug which has killed the only Pro (Look n Feel) I used to mention about Apple MacBook. Once again, I found that I am not the only one - there are thousands (and may be more).
8.) CD/DVD won’t eject
9.) Apple Service & Support doesn’t respond to you for 45 days.

Answered by Ni .. , an ibibo Master, at 12:39 AM on July 18, 2008

well, Apple's MacBook is a good choice in my personal opinion, still many people prefer PC/Windows based laptops for it's price, ease of use and software/application compatibility/availability and the poor Apple service in India
Don’t be surprised if you face the following issues with your Apple MacBook:
1.) Battery Stops Working: It is quite possible that battery of your new Apple MacBook suddenly stop working
2.) HDD Crashes: Although not so common (and definitely not affordable) as Battery malfunction, it is possible that HDD of your Apple MacBook suddenly (you will be lucky if you get some symptoms) crashes.
3.) Physical Crack Appears: Least expected but again quite common and possible that during normal course of working, you see a physical crack (and probably a series of those) appearing on your Apple MacBook
4.) Not able to burn DVD: Don’t wait to call Apple and fix the Leapord’s DVD writing issue (related with VRAM setting) before you (like me) waste 10 or more empty DVDs.
5.) Power Adapter Becomes Too Hot: Again don’t be shocked by the hotness of your Apple MacBook’s power adapter.
6.) Keyboard Randomly Stops Working: Again, blame Leopard (and not Apple) for not allowing you to write using Apple MacBook’s keyboard.
7.) Turning Yellow: The latest bug which has killed the only Pro (Look n Feel) I used to mention about Apple MacBook. Once again, I found that I am not the only one - there are thousands (and may be more).
8.) CD/DVD won’t eject
9.) Apple Service & Support doesn’t respond to you for 45 days.

Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 11:26 AM on July 17, 2008

1.) Battery Stops Working: It is quite possible that battery of your new Apple MacBook suddenly stop working
2.) HDD Crashes: Although not so common (and definitely not affordable) as Battery malfunction, it is possible that HDD of your Apple MacBook suddenly (you will be lucky if you get some symptoms) crashes.
3.) Physical Crack Appears: Least expected but again quite common and possible that during normal course of working, you see a physical crack (and probably a series of those) appearing on your Apple MacBook
4.) Not able to burn DVD: Don’t wait to call Apple and fix the Leapord’s DVD writing issue (related with VRAM setting) before you (like me) waste 10 or more empty DVDs.
5.) Power Adapter Becomes Too Hot: Again don’t be shocked by the hotness of your Apple MacBook’s power adapter.
6.) Keyboard Randomly Stops Working: Again, blame Leopard (and not Apple) for not allowing you to write using Apple MacBook’s keyboard.
7.) Turning Yellow: The latest bug which has killed the only Pro (Look n Feel) I used to mention about Apple MacBook. Once again, I found that I am not the only one - there are thousands (and may be more).
8.) CD/DVD won’t eject
9.) Apple Service & Support doesn’t respond to you for 45 days.

Answered by .... ..... , an ibibo Master, at 8:44 AM on July 17, 2008

1.) Battery Stops Working: It is quite possible that battery of your new Apple MacBook suddenly stop working
2.) HDD Crashes: Although not so common (and definitely not affordable) as Battery malfunction, it is possible that HDD of your Apple MacBook suddenly (you will be lucky if you get some symptoms) crashes.
3.) Physical Crack Appears: Least expected but again quite common and possible that during normal course of working, you see a physical crack (and probably a series of those) appearing on your Apple MacBook
4.) Not able to burn DVD: Don’t wait to call Apple and fix the Leapord’s DVD writing issue (related with VRAM setting) before you (like me) waste 10 or more empty DVDs.
5.) Power Adapter Becomes Too Hot: Again don’t be shocked by the hotness of your Apple MacBook’s power adapter.
6.) Keyboard Randomly Stops Working: Again, blame Leopard (and not Apple) for not allowing you to write using Apple MacBook’s keyboard.
7.) Turning Yellow: The latest bug which has killed the only Pro (Look n Feel) I used to mention about Apple MacBook. Once again, I found that I am not the only one - there are thousands (and may be more).
8.) CD/DVD won’t eject
9.) Apple Service & Support doesn’t respond to you for 45 days.

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 2:01 PM on July 15, 2008

1.) Battery Stops Working: It is quite possible that battery of your new Apple MacBook suddenly stop working
2.) HDD Crashes: Although not so common (and definitely not affordable) as Battery malfunction, it is possible that HDD of your Apple MacBook suddenly (you will be lucky if you get some symptoms) crashes.
3.) Physical Crack Appears: Least expected but again quite common and possible that during normal course of working, you see a physical crack (and probably a series of those) appearing on your Apple MacBook
4.) Not able to burn DVD: Don’t wait to call Apple and fix the Leapord’s DVD writing issue (related with VRAM setting) before you (like me) waste 10 or more empty DVDs.
5.) Power Adapter Becomes Too Hot: Again don’t be shocked by the hotness of your Apple MacBook’s power adapter.
6.) Keyboard Randomly Stops Working: Again, blame Leopard (and not Apple) for not allowing you to write using Apple MacBook’s keyboard.
7.) Turning Yellow: The latest bug which has killed the only Pro (Look n Feel) I used to mention about Apple MacBook. Once again, I found that I am not the only one - there are thousands (and may be more).
8.) CD/DVD won’t eject
9.) Apple Service & Support doesn’t respond to you for 45 days.

Answered by Om Prakash , an ibibo Master, at 7:04 PM on July 14, 2008

well, Apple's MacBook is a good choice in my personal opinion, still many people prefer PC/Windows based laptops for it's price, ease of use and software/application compatibility/availability and the poor Apple service in India
Don’t be surprised if you face the following issues with your Apple MacBook:
1.) Battery Stops Working: It is quite possible that battery of your new Apple MacBook suddenly stop working
2.) HDD Crashes: Although not so common (and definitely not affordable) as Battery malfunction, it is possible that HDD of your Apple MacBook suddenly (you will be lucky if you get some symptoms) crashes.
3.) Physical Crack Appears: Least expected but again quite common and possible that during normal course of working, you see a physical crack (and probably a series of those) appearing on your Apple MacBook
4.) Not able to burn DVD: Don’t wait to call Apple and fix the Leapord’s DVD writing issue (related with VRAM setting) before you (like me) waste 10 or more empty DVDs.
5.) Power Adapter Becomes Too Hot: Again don’t be shocked by the hotness of your Apple MacBook’s power adapter.
6.) Keyboard Randomly Stops Working: Again, blame Leopard (and not Apple) for not allowing you to write using Apple MacBook’s keyboard.
7.) Turning Yellow: The latest bug which has killed the only Pro (Look n Feel) I used to mention about Apple MacBook. Once again, I found that I am not the only one - there are thousands (and may be more).
8.) CD/DVD won’t eject
9.) Apple Service & Support doesn’t respond to you for 45 days.

Answered by Satya ~ , an ibibo Master, at 5:21 PM on July 11, 2008

The 13.3-inch screen, though it's bright, may not be large enough for media professionals. But its smaller size helps keep the laptop lightweight, and it's great for watching a DVD movie or editing your holiday photos. If you're looking for something bigger, the Dell Inspiron E1505 (Core 2 Duo) offers a 15.4-inch widescreen that gives you enough room to watch a movie and view a photo side by side.

The new MacBooks use either a 2.1GHz or 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor (up from 2.0GHz and 2.2GHz, respectively) with 3MB of L2 cache shared between the processor’s two cores. Previously, the MacBooks had 4MB of L2 cache, but the new Penryn processors inside the new MacBooks work efficiently with the smaller cache (see the Performance section for details).

Macworld Lab tested the new MacBooks with version 5 of Speedmark, the latest incarnation of our standard performance benchmark test. The results showed moderate yet impressive gains—for example, the black 2.4GHz MacBook scored more than nine percent higher overall than its 2.2GHz predecessor. The 2.1GHz MacBook showed an almost eight percent improvement over the 2GHz MacBook it replaces. Perhaps most interesting, the 2.1GHz MacBook scored one point higher overall than the older 2.2GHz black MacBook, even with a slightly slower processor speed.

At first glance, the MacBook's keyboard doesn't appear full-size, with individual keys that are a bit smaller than those of both the MacBook Pro and the Inspiron E1505 (Core 2 Duo). That said, the MacBook's keys are appropriately spaced, essentially giving you the same key pitch as a full-size keyboard. Basically, your typing experience will improve drastically within a short period of time.
THERE ARE BOTH POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE REVIEWS !!
FOR MORE REVIEWS VISIT THESE SITES --
http://www.pcmag.com/artic le2/0,1895,2069312,00.asp
htt p://www.mouthshut.com/review/A pple_MacBook-137876-1.html
ht tp://www.macworld.com/article/ 132362/2008/03/macbookcore2duo .html

Answered by Radhe Radhe , an ibibo Advisor, at 2:57 PM on July 11, 2008

The 13.3-inch screen, though it's bright, may not be large enough for media professionals. But its smaller size helps keep the laptop lightweight, and it's great for watching a DVD movie or editing your holiday photos. If you're looking for something bigger, the Dell Inspiron E1505 (Core 2 Duo) offers a 15.4-inch widescreen that gives you enough room to watch a movie and view a photo side by side.

The new MacBooks use either a 2.1GHz or 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor (up from 2.0GHz and 2.2GHz, respectively) with 3MB of L2 cache shared between the processor’s two cores. Previously, the MacBooks had 4MB of L2 cache, but the new Penryn processors inside the new MacBooks work efficiently with the smaller cache (see the Performance section for details).

Macworld Lab tested the new MacBooks with version 5 of Speedmark, the latest incarnation of our standard performance benchmark test. The results showed moderate yet impressive gains—for example, the black 2.4GHz MacBook scored more than nine percent higher overall than its 2.2GHz predecessor. The 2.1GHz MacBook showed an almost eight percent improvement over the 2GHz MacBook it replaces. Perhaps most interesting, the 2.1GHz MacBook scored one point higher overall than the older 2.2GHz black MacBook, even with a slightly slower processor speed.

At first glance, the MacBook's keyboard doesn't appear full-size, with individual keys that are a bit smaller than those of both the MacBook Pro and the Inspiron E1505 (Core 2 Duo). That said, the MacBook's keys are appropriately spaced, essentially giving you the same key pitch as a full-size keyboard. Basically, your typing experience will improve drastically within a short period of time.
THERE ARE BOTH POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE REVIEWS !!
FOR MORE REVIEWS VISIT THESE SITES --
http://www.pcmag.com/artic le2/0,1895,2069312,00.asp
htt p://www.mouthshut.com/review/A pple_MacBook-137876-1.html
ht tp://www.macworld.com/article/ 132362/2008/03/macbookcore2duo .html

Answered by sanya , an ibibo Master, at 7:22 PM on July 10, 2008

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1.) Battery Stops Working: It is quite possible that battery of your new Apple MacBook suddenly stop working
2.) HDD Crashes: Although not so common (and definitely not affordable) as Battery malfunction, it is possible that HDD of your Apple MacBook suddenly (you will be lucky if you get some symptoms) crashes.
3.) Physical Crack Appears: Least expected but again quite common and possible that during normal course of working, you see a physical crack (and probably a series of those) appearing on your Apple MacBook
4.) Not able to burn DVD: Don’t wait to call Apple and fix the Leapord’s DVD writing issue (related with VRAM setting) before you (like me) waste 10 or more empty DVDs.
5.) Power Adapter Becomes Too Hot: Again don’t be shocked by the hotness of your Apple MacBook’s power adapter.
6.) Keyboard Randomly Stops Working: Again, blame Leopard (and not Apple) for not allowing you to write using Apple MacBook’s keyboard.


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Answered by Uttam , an ibibo Master, at 1:54 PM on July 10, 2008