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Old 09-11-2009, 04:38 PM   #11
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Well, Placed my order for a 13" Macbook Pro (2.53Ghz/4GB/500GB) after the Wednesday event, as I did not want any buyers remorse .

Managed to got decent price, £1210 including 3yrs Applecare, and will probably get it by Monday or Tuesday, as it has already been dispached.

On the software side, I've ordered iWork on it and will see how it goes for simple work, before deciding on whether or not to order Office 2008.

I've decided to go with VMware fusion for now, as from what I could find, its a littel more stable with Bootcamp. Plus Amazon had it on sale for £35 with free delievary, compared to £40 for both Parallels and VMware at Apple.

Once I get it, and get some of the basics sorted, I'll tryout some the programs that have been recommended, especially Aperture and Lightroom.
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