Comments on: MacBook Pro quality sucks, Apple service does not. http://blog.pulleman.com/2007/08/16/macbook-pro-quality-sucks-apple-service-does-not/ Software thingabees. Little things Fri, 29 Jan 2010 23:00:54 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: dAlen http://blog.pulleman.com/2007/08/16/macbook-pro-quality-sucks-apple-service-does-not/#comment-3263 dAlen Sat, 16 Aug 2008 14:37:34 +0000 http://blog.pulleman.com/2007/08/16/macbook-pro-quality-sucks-apple-service-does-not/#comment-3263 yeah...over the years I have seen quite a few macs...with quite a few problems. the illusion of a better product is finally wearing off. (took about 14 years or so) Looking into the Lenovo 17 inch now. (May not be as 'pretty' as the mac...but pretty is what pretty does.' Peace dAlen yeah…over the years I have seen quite a few macs…with quite a few problems.
the illusion of a better product is finally wearing off. (took about 14 years or so) Looking into the Lenovo 17 inch now. (May not be as ‘pretty’ as the mac…but pretty is what pretty does.’

Peace

dAlen

]]> By: jonathangreenwood http://blog.pulleman.com/2007/08/16/macbook-pro-quality-sucks-apple-service-does-not/#comment-1405 jonathangreenwood Mon, 20 Aug 2007 06:49:06 +0000 http://blog.pulleman.com/2007/08/16/macbook-pro-quality-sucks-apple-service-does-not/#comment-1405 Sorry to hear you have had so many problems with your MBP version 1(?) Touch wood... I've not have any problems so far with my 2,2 version. I did have a problem with my MacMini... the airport had a really crap connection - Anyway when I investigated it myself it seemed that the aerial connection cable had simply come loose - i guess during transport - You need dainty fingers or some decent tools but I added more memory and replaced the 80Gb hard disk for a high speed 160Gb. Everything works just fine now. I am really pleased with both of my CoreDuo macs. You're right - SuperDuper is a great backup tool - it just works and it doesn't cost an arm and a leg. Sorry to hear you have had so many problems with your MBP version 1(?)

Touch wood… I’ve not have any problems so far with my 2,2 version. I did have a problem with my MacMini… the airport had a really crap connection – Anyway when I investigated it myself it seemed that the aerial connection cable had simply come loose – i guess during transport – You need dainty fingers or some decent tools but I added more memory and replaced the 80Gb hard disk for a high speed 160Gb. Everything works just fine now. I am really pleased with both of my CoreDuo macs.

You’re right – SuperDuper is a great backup tool – it just works and it doesn’t cost an arm and a leg.

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