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MBP CD for MB C2D
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Need to decide between MBP CD vs MB 2CD. Which is more future proof?
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Both are already obsolete.
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I'm a bird. I am the 1% (of pets).
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of course C2D... but there is some truth to what ^^ he wrote.
edite: i misread the post. my answer would be "i don't know". i would not get the MBP 1st gen though.... so much problem. i think i would rather get the MB C2D. but can't answer the future-proof. if u buy the MB then u can always buy a NEW one in 2 yrs since it's so affordable. half the aprice almost of the MBP. depends on what u need also.
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If a computer is in your hands, it's "obsolete." Obsolete things aren't necessarily useless, though. A '72 Dodge Charger is not exactly useless, nor is a sailboat made by hand from teak and oak. They're just not the "latest and greatest." For today you cannot go wrong with either one, but getting the MacBook with a C2D processor may or may not be the best choice over the MBP with a Core Duo processor-take a look at the other issues, like video capabilities, drives (size, speed, type) and the like too.
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Yeh what he said!
All kidding aside I have both and each serves their purpose. If battery life is impotant go with the MB, if screen size and graphics are important go with the MBP
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Macbook Pro CD, 2ghz, 1gb,100gb 7200, 128mb
Macbook (Black) CD, 2ghz, 1gb, 80gb, 64mb
12" iBook, 1.25ghz, 1.25gb, 60gb, 32mb
iMac (24" of Glory) C2D, 2.16ghz, 1gb, 250gb, 128mb
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