If you could care less about the unibody MacBook, Apple has packed the same innards into the old, white plastic models. Sure, the unibody supposedly gives you a more stable construction and adds the button-less glass touchpad, but the plastic option is 300 bones less. That’s a lot and should result in numerous buyers to sit back in their chairs and think about which one too buy. Our thoughts after the break.
The plastic models do break. While I have had great luck with the two G4 iBooks (plastic) I own and use daily, Mrs. Doug’s MacBook has had its frame replaced twice. It might be a worth while investment to buy the aluminum unibody if this notebook is going to leave the house. On the other hand, $300 can buy a hell of a photo printer or external LCD monitor if the notebook is going to be a desktop ‘replacement.’ Your call, but I think I would spend the extra $300 and get the new one.
COULDN’T care less!
Supposably Is a word in the American language that is often wrongly confused with the word ’supposedly’. Although the vast majority of people that use ’supposably’ mistake it as a substitute for ’supposedly’, it does actually have a valid use. The general rule is this: “‘Supposably’ can be used only when the meaning is ‘capable of being supposed,’ and then only in the U.S.
Supposably used in the incorrect context is rather annoying as is illustrated in this example:
* “She was supposably going out to the windswept steppes with her friends, but she’s really cheating on me.”
Thanks for the supposebed info.
http://quotation-marks.blogspot.com/
Do I really need to point out that the specs are different here?