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I am going to be buying a labtop in the very near future. I am thinking about making the switch to mac. I will be using it for music, movies, some film editing and recording some music. Im looking to spend around 1500 - 2000. Anyone, know what good macbooks to take a look at that would be in my price range.

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Jake

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Apple laptops come in two flavours...macbook and macbook pro. In your price range the only option is the macbook (the macbook pro starts at $2200). So the highest end macbook (2.16 ghz) comes with 1 gb ram and a 160 gb hardrive for $1650, but is upgradable to 2 gb ram, and a 200 gb hardrive. I think these two upgrades are between $300 and $400 in total, putting you up around the $2000 range.. I am looking to buy one of these soon too so I happen to know all the pricing pretty well. Now seeing as you want to run video editing applications, I am not sure if 2 gb of ram are enough, if that's the case you would have to go up to the macbook pro which comes with 2 gb, but is upgradeable to 4 gb (for a pretty hefty price tag...like almost $1000).

If you have any other questions let me know...I likely won't be back online until tomorrow though...when I'm at work and have time to fuck around!

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When I am ready for a new laptop I will probably move to a Macbook. My experience with the desktop iMac has been very pleasant as a computer user.

The windows platform is now mainly for either gaming or developing software. It looks like you would benefit from getting a mac, although the only hiccup I've experienced with the mac is getting software in the warez scene. It can be found, but if you take a software update (photoshop for instance) your 'copy' is useless.

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