NoteBook

For me the size and weight and price are ideal as that would really be the notebook. Hm.. notebook would actually be much better term for a laptop of the size of an actual notebook... ...

Alright, cool! I guess I forgot to mention, I don't actually have my new notebook yet ;( I wanted it immediately, but I didn't want to make the same mistake as I did with the Macbook pro that I have now which is going to best buy and buying the one off the shelf so I ordered it with the upgraded processor (2.8GHz) and hard drive (128GB solid state).

And: If the problem is just with disc 2 (after the stuff from disc 1 has been installed), deselect most packages from the installation, keeping it crisp and clean. This might require only disc 1. (I'm not entirely sure which stuff has to be deselected off the top of my head, though.) Then you can at least use the notebook.

an HD from windows pc notebook brand Toshiba 40.gb and trying to installing 10. ...

Hello, I am aboute to buy a OS X leopard license, but i wanna know if i can use it on my computer. I got an Acer Aspire 6920G and i am not going to buy another one. The specs is here: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Acer-Aspire-6920G-Notebook.8783.0.html . Hope i do get some help soon... Thank you!

Thank you! I will check out Tiger disk prices on ebay, and compare those with the new Leopard price. How does one upgrade ram? Ive done it with a desk top Windows computer, but never a Mac notebook. Same concept really? I probably won't go with a professional, but I may have a friend who's good with this sorta thing do it for me. I appreciate the advice!

ined to a desk...well I am right now cause its all I have... Been doing a lot of photography and mobility might become an issue, there are times I wished I had a notebook but havent lost any jobs over it yet. I have dual displays right now and I assume I will lose that going strictly with a notebook... ...

I'm at a loss right now, as I was waiting for these new ones to make my decision on upgrading. Now I think I'll wait as long as possible. Love the new design and look, with one exception (and that's a single, major flaw.) I just can not live with a glossy display on my notebook. I use mine in too many varied lighting conditions (many with no control on positioning) and I...

Apple recommends discharging (or charging) the battery to approximately 50% capacity before storing it for extended periods. http://www.apple.com/batteries/notebooks.html

ly talk about MacBooks and MacBook Pros, but I personally feel the MacBook Air might be in for a treat as well. It's been announced in January, whereas the other notebook lines were updated in Spring. ...