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qns: if i replace by hdd, how can i restore the hdd that i took out, is there a tool to import?

or i need to time machine, than replace hdd and than time machine it back?

pls advice thanks, mac n00b here.
 

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qns: if i replace by hdd, how can i restore the hdd that i took out, is there a tool to import?

or i need to time machine, than replace hdd and than time machine it back?

pls advice thanks, mac n00b here.

what do you mean? u want to restore the hdd that you have taken out to the newly installed hard disk?

not sure but this helps, as i interpreted it as you want info from the former hdd that has been taken out? i have similar question... was thinking of using the hard drive dock to dock the old drive to retrieve what i need.

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macbook vs macbook pro

hi all,

has anyone had the experience with both macbook and macbook pro before?

is there a significant difference in terms of performance?
 

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hi all,

has anyone had the experience with both macbook and macbook pro before?

is there a significant difference in terms of performance?
Not much of a big difference unless you are virtualizing.
 

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what do you mean? u want to restore the hdd that you have taken out to the newly installed hard disk?

not sure but this helps, as i interpreted it as you want info from the former hdd that has been taken out? i have similar question... was thinking of using the hard drive dock to dock the old drive to retrieve what i need.

:s11:

You need a platform for you to copy the exact image of your old hdd to the new hdd.

You can approach any computer shop for details, i doubt you have the means to do it own your own, unless you have a large CPU with multiple HDD slots which can read your old HDD as slave 1 and new HDD as slave 2 and software to do the transfer.
 

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Guys i dunno if any of you notice this. I updated to Adium 1.4 and suddenly no more sound notifications. I tried to restore to default settings but still cannot work.
 

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Anyone faces the same problem as me? Sometimes my macbook keyboard and trackpad will stop responding and after i retarted, it started normally again...
 

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anyone bought macbook from states? how do u deal with the power adapter since the voltage is different..
 

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anyone bought macbook from states? how do u deal with the power adapter since the voltage is different..


all macbook power adaptor are 100v- 240v.. you may have to get a convertor to US 2 pin to SG 3 pin head
 

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okok thx alot! and one more thing, is applecare really essential? find it kind of ex!

macbook + upgrading of ram is quite a gd price but with the add-on of applecare, it becomes ex!
 

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okok thx alot! and one more thing, is applecare really essential? find it kind of ex!

macbook + upgrading of ram is quite a gd price but with the add-on of applecare, it becomes ex!

Well, you don't have to buy it now. You can buy Applecare any time within the first year of your purchase. So just sit on it, think about whether you want the extra two years of security. It is very conflicting for me personally because when my iMac went bust after two years, I regretted not buying Applecare in the first place because that would have covered the repairs. However, my Macbook from 2007 is still going strong after more than three years of owning it without any major issues. So, you know, it all depends. It could be a lifesaver or a complete waste of money. The point is, we never really know.
 

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thats true...i guess for electronic products its all about luck. even if you take gd care of it, it might go hay-wired for no rhyme or reason.

okie, at least now i got more urge to be a mac convert :p
 

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Hi,
anyone here using your iMacs as a TV?
Was thinking of getting a 27" one as well as a tv-tuner.
Say I have a tv socket, will the pics be clear?
I also heard with the tv-tuner, I will be able to watch shows output from starhub box. Intend to just get the iMac and save on getting a tv for my bedroom...
Appreciate any comments! Thanks
 
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