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apple refurbs come with 0 marking presenting them as refurbs, literally cant tell the difference other than the box they arrive in.
price out a 256gb ssd ultrabook, compare to the price of this, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Pro...gb&x=0&y= then in a couple years put each on craigslist, guess which one will have the better net price? Apple stuff in general resells much better than pc if you sell at the right time, and especially if you pay less than retail to begin with. I recently sold a 5 year old mac pro for 1250, after tax considerations it averaged <$20 a month to own. Looking to hit a similar rate with the 15" rmbp replacing it. Apple is only overpriced if you're dumb about it. Last edited by utekineir; 02-13-2013 at 09:35 AM.. |
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I work in IT and work with both daily and it is a different strokes different folks sort of thing for me. I just prefer the windows OS and I can pay a lot less for a machine with much better specs. |
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Bought one. The 128GB SSD version is more expensive. I expect within 6 months the new chipsets will be out (Intel Haswell) and they should be providing 25-40% boost in processing power over Ivy Bridge. I'll make a switch then, when they have another refurb deal
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There are good PCs out there.. if you want one.. I prefer Mac OS. for retina with 256GB ...still $400 less than the 15in model. this should suffice for 90% of people. spending $1359 is good if you are on that type of budget. If I was on the $1800 budget id go 15 retina pro. |
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Great battery performance, the audio sounds great for movies, screen resolution is crisp (great for coders and designers). Worth it if you want a quality laptop for work. For casual use like email, I'd stick with a SD $300 laptop. FW Refugee.
SD is now > FW |
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also this is not used its Apple Refurbished which looks brand new no scratches or anyhting. full 1 year warranty from purchase date.. they just replaced a part that didnt make QC and put it in a different box. not used. |
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you should probably just stop posting till you've tried a refurb apple, the only tangible difference is the box. |
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