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Originally Posted by Scott R
Yes, I know. But MAC only offers the core 2 duo right now on the laptops, and the core 2 quad desktops are too expensive for what you get. Plus dual booting for a few apps is just a pain in the rear.
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Hmm, so no one was running Max on core 2 duo laptops at all?
Hardware always gets better. The fact is your software will not run any worse than it does today if a new chip comes out tomorrow. If you have knowledge of upgraded hardware on the horizon then it may pay to wait.
I always have two machines.
Built out desktop for when I'm in the office and buy a new laptop every 12-18 months.
I don't expect my laptop to perform as well as my desktop and I also don't use them the same way.