Macbook Pro Users

[Silent Critic]

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naka buy nako bro.. mbp 2012 15" i7 dli najud mapugngan..

Welcome to the club. Hehehe..setup your partitions while it's still new. If you still have the need to install Windows but you don't need hardware acceleration, you can use VirtualBox and other similar VM applications. Otherwise, setup your Boot Camp right away.

congrats bai..... I hope you'll experience this, "Once you go Mac, you'll never go back..." like me...

I completely agree.

[supermarionism]

congrats bai..... I hope you'll experience this, "Once you go Mac, you'll never go back..." like me...

Disagree ko ani wue, naa ko'y mbp pro wala man naabtan ug 1 1/2 yr naguba dayun iyang wifi.
Gipa check naku pero ang ingun kay sa motherboard ang defects, daku ug gasto.
Naka experience mo ani?

Now I'm using Alienware, pwerteng ka nindut compare sa mbp.
Kani maka ingun ko ug "Once you go Alienware, you'll never go back to Mac..." like me...ahahahah

[estoryaheko]

dalia ra nako nakat-on og operate oi.. the best jud mac.. smooth.. while ga edit swipe2 lang fb2 kadjot..hehe... successfull akong partition

[estoryaheko]

Welcome to the club. Hehehe..setup your partitions while it's still new. If you still have the need to install Windows but you don't need hardware acceleration, you can use VirtualBox and other similar VM applications. Otherwise, setup your Boot Camp right away.

na partition na nako bro without bootcamp.. naa rakoi g follow unsaon pag partition para dli ma fail..

[Silent Critic]

na partition na nako bro without bootcamp.. naa rakoi g follow unsaon pag partition para dli ma fail..

Straight forward ra man ang partition if wala ka bootcamp. Just use the Disk Utility app and partition your HD as Mac OS Extended (Journaled). Ang lisud if you have Macintosh HD + Boot Camp + Extra Partition (maybe as your data partition). I ended up deleting my hidden EFI partition just to add the third one. I just made sure I have bootable USBs (10.8 & 10.9) for recovery and repair.

[lodyl]

Disagree ko ani wue, naa ko'y mbp pro wala man naabtan ug 1 1/2 yr naguba dayun iyang wifi.
Gipa check naku pero ang ingun kay sa motherboard ang defects, daku ug gasto.
Naka experience mo ani?

Now I'm using Alienware, pwerteng ka nindut compare sa mbp.
Kani maka ingun ko ug "Once you go Alienware, you'll never go back to Mac..." like me...ahahahah

Na timingan lang guro ka bai nga diha ra kutob ang lifespan sa imohang mac... But ang kana akoang statement is based on observing and using a lot of Macs (PowerMac G5, iMac, MacMini, Macbook, Macbook Pro, Macbook Air) since 2005 upto now... and compared to PC, I still and will always believe that Mac will almost always exceed a PC lifespan...

Naa pud diay mi Alienware diri, kanang Aurora nga version nga nangahagtos pud in just a few months of usage...

[Silent Critic]

Disagree ko ani wue, naa ko'y mbp pro wala man naabtan ug 1 1/2 yr naguba dayun iyang wifi.
Gipa check naku pero ang ingun kay sa motherboard ang defects, daku ug gasto.
Naka experience mo ani?

Now I'm using Alienware, pwerteng ka nindut compare sa mbp.
Kani maka ingun ko ug "Once you go Alienware, you'll never go back to Mac..." like me...ahahahah

I think there are "TRUE" mac users and the ones who enjoy the best of both OS X and Windows worlds. I'm using an MBP mainly because I have needs of using both OS X and Windows. For the reason that there is not a single MAC-based virtualization software out there that can give you the hardware acceleration that the native Boot Camp app gives, I'm using a MAC. It's not because it's smooth or easy to use or anything like that; it basically boils down to versatility and usability.

[supermarionism]

Na timingan lang guro ka bai nga diha ra kutob ang lifespan sa imohang mac... But ang kana akoang statement is based on observing and using a lot of Macs (PowerMac G5, iMac, MacMini, Macbook, Macbook Pro, Macbook Air) since 2005 upto now... and compared to PC, I still and will always believe that Mac will almost always exceed a PC lifespan...

Naa pud diay mi Alienware diri, kanang Aurora nga version nga nangahagtos pud in just a few months of usage...

Na timingan sad ka anah inyung Alienware bro kay wala man sad nag dugay nmu..ehehe
bitaw at the end depende ra gyud na nmu asa ka, for me sa akua kay favour gyud ko ug unit nga maka handle ug dagku nga mga games mao ni-switch dayun ko sa lain pagka guba sa akung mbp pro.
Maybe wala pa naku madawat until Karun, at the same time nag enjoy sad ko sa Alienware.
Siguro kung mapul-an naku ani, might be decide ko ug balik sa mbp.

[lodyl]

Na timingan sad ka anah inyung Alienware bro kay wala man sad nag dugay nmu..ehehe
bitaw at the end depende ra gyud na nmu asa ka, for me sa akua kay favour gyud ko ug unit nga maka handle ug dagku nga mga games mao ni-switch dayun ko sa lain pagka guba sa akung mbp pro.
Maybe wala pa naku madawat until Karun, at the same time nag enjoy sad ko sa Alienware.
Siguro kung mapul-an naku ani, might be decide ko ug balik sa mbp.

Aw... pang gaming jud diay imoha bai.. no question nga mas better jud ang alienware ana... But other stuff like photo and video editing, animation or other creative stuff, I prefer a Mac.

[Silent Critic]

Aw... pang gaming jud diay imoha bai.. no question nga mas better jud ang alienware ana... But other stuff like photo and video editing, animation or other creative stuff, I prefer a Mac.

I couldn't agree more. Although there are other more "cheap" gaming laptops out there, Alienware (now owned by Dell) still is arguably one of the best.