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Originally Posted by mousepod
Snowflake -
Basically, the apples come in two flavors and two levels each.
If you want a laptop, your only two choices are the macbook and macbook pro. The pro is probably too much computer for what you need it to do. I'm still happy with my old iBook G4 - so I'd get the macbook with as much RAM as you can afford to put in it.
Similarly, the desktop computers come in the iMac and pro (tower) versions. Again, I'd go for the iMac - you don't need to shop for a separate monitor, and the processors are plenty powerful to handle what you need to do.
To sum up, I'd go for the most loaded of the non-pro apple - either laptop or desktop.
(Can you get one for me, too?)
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Okay, this clarifies the diff between a Mac and MacPro.
Since I'm not paying for it, technically, but with my labor, I will hope for a macbook with loads of ram and a really big hard drive. So could I use my Maxtor external hard drive with it? All my podcasts and stuff are on there.