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RE: If you read the specs...
by polaris20 on Tue 20th Oct 2009 20:16
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The 27" iMac allows you to use the DisplayPort to INPUT a video source into the iMac. This is fantastic for Macbook/Pro owners (like me) who can hook their laptop up to a 27" display
At first I was sad to see the replaceable battery go in the Macbook, but then I realized I haven't even replaced the original one from my Macbook I bought 3 years ago and I still get over 4 hours on it, so really not a biggie.
At first I was sad to see the replaceable battery go in the Macbook, but then I realized I haven't even replaced the original one from my Macbook I bought 3 years ago and I still get over 4 hours on it, so really not a biggie.
It's replaceable, just not user-replaceable. And it costs about the same as a new battery does anyway, so it's relatively moot.
RE[2]: If you read the specs...
by BluenoseJake on Wed 21st Oct 2009 01:27
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The 27" iMac allows you to use the DisplayPort to INPUT a video source into the iMac. This is fantastic for Macbook/Pro owners (like me) who can hook their laptop up to a 27" display
At first I was sad to see the replaceable battery go in the Macbook, but then I realized I haven't even replaced the original one from my Macbook I bought 3 years ago and I still get over 4 hours on it, so really not a biggie.