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3/2/06 at 7:23pm

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I have always found this site to have exeptional reviews, and this one is no different. Told me everything I was wanting to know about the new macbook.

http://arstechnica.com/reviews/hardware/macbookpro.ars

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3/2/06 at 7:55pm

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Yep, arstechnica is a great resource.

- Ed

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3/4/06 at 2:19pm

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thanks for the linkage

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3/6/06 at 12:11am

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Thanks for the info I am looking on ordering a MacBook Pro soon in the future

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3/6/06 at 12:35am

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I found the stuff about the MagSafe interesting. I never thought about how that could actually be an annoyance like that.

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3/10/06 at 12:21pm

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Duct tape will solve that little problem. Not the prettiest solution mind you, but workable.

heh, jk.

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4/11/06 at 1:22pm

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Thanks for the link man, thats a great review!

Later,
Jake

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6/1/06 at 10:17am

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On the MagSafe tip:

duct tape?

isnt that the exact opposite of everything a Macbook IS?

he's right tho' they only pull out if you pull on it at an angle.thats just how magnets work. i didnt find it annoying on my sisters MBP, unless you leave it around running for a long time, and its unplugged and you dont know it, its not a big deal. having a battery run down is alot better than the other obvious laptop-killing option.

future versions should have it recessed more ionside the case, that would solve it.

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6/5/06 at 10:43pm