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The MacBook pro really does have the best of both worlds. In a recent firmware upgrade offered by Apple and a smaller program called Bootcamp OS X now includes BIOS support as apossed to just EFI. What does this mean? Well it means you can install other operating systems such as Windows XP (only SP2 atm) and linux distro's such as Fedora Core. Great but I wanted OS X to get way from other operating systems...Well its a welcome addition, especially to professionals, many times professionals would need a second machine to test how there work would show on a windows computer (Web designer to check compatabilty with Internet explorer for etc) and also gamers. This now allows users to have just one machine and use both OS X and XP, so no need for a 2nd computer (and XP really flys on my MacBook 1.8ghz 512mb ram!) Enough of dual booting, the MacBook Pro is stunning. Its fast and it really shows it when comparing native applications to those running on a G4 OR G5. Having said that many non native apps running under rossetta also hold up well against there PPC relatives. All in all OS X just flies on these new Intel Core Duo processors. Adding extra RAM will seriously speed up rossetta but its out of the box performance is perfect for light/casual work. iLife 06 is included and works like a charm, it is much quicker on my MacBook Pro compared to my iMac G5. The iSight also looks a little sharper on my MacBook as well. The build quality is excellent, its sleek and sexy. There are plenty of build to order options, especially take up the chance of adding more ram (dual channel if possible). Battery life is ok and lasts around 3 hours on medium settings. The laptop can get very hot just under the screen whilst plugged into the power mains mking it uncomfortable at times on a lap, heat however is fine whilst running off battery. The built in sensors are excellent, as soon as the lighting changes the screen britness will change for optimal viewing as well as the keyboard lighting which is light sensored and will increase and decrease depending on the light. The screen I must say is excellent and is as bright as the apple cinema display. Overall I would say this is excellent value for money as you can run any os with bios support and you get the build quality of apple products, as well as the best os in the world (os x tiger). Now you can finaly dump that old windows box for a much more elagant all in one solution.

The MacBook pro really does have the best of both worlds. In a recent firmware upgrade offered by Apple and a smaller program called Bootcamp OS X now includes BIOS support as apossed to just EFI.What does this mean? Well it means you can install other operating systems such as Windows XP (only SP2 atm) and linux distro's such as Fedora Core. Great but I wanted OS X to get way from other operatingsystems...Well its a welcome addition, especially to professionals,many times professionals would need a second machine to test how there work would show on a windows computer (Web designer to check compatabilty with Internet explorer for etc) and also gamers. This now allows users to have just one machine and use both OS X and XP, so no need for a 2nd computer (and XP really flys on my MacBook 1.8ghz 512mb ram!) Enough of dual booting, the MacBook Pro is stunning. Its fast and it really shows it when comparing native applications to those running on a G4 OR G5. Having said that many non native apps running under rossetta also hold up well against there PPC relatives. All in all OS X just flies on these new Intel Core Duo processors. Adding extra RAM will seriously speed up rossetta but its out of the box performance is perfect for light/casual work. iLife 06 is included and works like a charm, it is much quicker on my MacBook Pro compared to my iMac G5. The iSight also looks a little sharper on my MacBook as well. The build quality is excellent, its sleek and sexy. There are plenty of build to order options, especially take up the chance of adding more ram (dual channel if possible). Battery life is ok and lasts around 3 hours on medium settings. The laptop can get very hot just under the screen whilst plugged into the power mains mking it uncomfortable at times on a lap, heat however is fine whilst running off battery. The built in sensors are excellent, as soon as the lighting changes the screen britness will change for optimal viewing as well as the keyboard lighting which is light sensored and will increase and decrease depending on the light. The screen I must say is excellent and is as bright as the apple cinema display. Overall I would say this is excellent value for money as you can run any os with bios support and you get the build quality of apple products, as well as the best os in the world (os x tiger). Now you can finaly dump that old windows box for a much more elagant all in one solution.

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Sony Ericsson P990 / P990i / P990c The Sony Ericsson P990 is the latest P-series Symbian smartphone from Sony Ericsson, following on from the successful P800, P900 and P910 models. Expected to start shipping in Q1 2006 to Europe, Middle East, Asia and Africa as the P990i, and to mainland China as the P990c. There is no word of a North American variant. Although superficially similar to the P900/P910, the P990 is a vastly more capable handset, with many major improvements. To start off with, this is a 3G UMTS device in addition to tri-band GSM (900/1800/1900) and GPRS. It also has 802.11b Wireless Ethernet (WiFi) support, making it one of only a few WiFi capable phones. The screen resolution is now 240x320 pixel touchscreen in 262,000 colours, and on the back on the Sony Ericsson P990 is a 2 megapixel digital camera. Internal memory is 80Mb, and this is expandable through Sony Memory Stick Pro Duo cards (64Mb is included, 2Gb maximum). As you'd expect, the SE P990 comes with Bluetooth, but there's also an FM radio as an added bonus. One immediately noticeable change is the keyboard. On the P990, the small alphabetic keyboard is fixed to the phone and is revealed by flipping down the number pad. Immediately about the QWERTY keyboard is a 2.6" 240x320 pixel display. When the number pad is in use, it appears to cover around 80 pixels or so from the bottom of the display, which gives the P990 both "open" and "closed" display modes, as with the P900 and P910. Certain applications such as the web browser and camera functions can use the P990's screen in landscape (wide) view. The software package on the Sony Ericsson P990 has improved too, with the Symbian v9.1 operating system plus the UIQ 3.0 user interface. On top of this, the SE P990 comes with the Opera 8 web browser, email client, plus a suite of PIM applications. The P990 can edit Microsoft Word and Excel documents, and additionally comes with a viewer for PowerPoint and PDF files. The stereo capabilities on the P990 are not known - we assume that it has stereo MP3 playback, but the details are sketchy. Nor do we know if you can plug a standard stereo headset directly into the P990, or if the device supports stereo Bluetooth. Sony Ericsson say that the P990 can support all major push email protocols, including Blackberry. How much of that is "in the box" and how much is an additional cost software option is not known, but certainly the P990 looks like a very good high end device for corporate use. There is a VPN client included too, and of course the P990 synchronises with applications such as Microsoft Outlook. The ability to edit Word and Excel documents is a big plus for business users. It's quite a large device, at 114x57x25mm and 155 grams, but that's about the same weight as the i-Mate JAM/HTC Magician though a little larger (although the P990 has a better overall specification than the JAM/Magician). 3G talktime is up to 3 hours, with 9 hours maximum talktime on GSM. Standby time is up to 12 days (3G) or 16 days (GSM). As we said, there's no word of a North American variant of the P990 (which would probably be called the P990a if released), although the stated Q1 2006 launch date means that potential buyers shouldn't have too long to wait. So the P990 sports a 35-key button pad: comparable to the RIM's 33-keys and the Treo's 35-keys. Not everyone will appreciate the decision to shrink the physical screen to make room for the QWERTY keys, but the screen can be tipped into landscape mode, allowing Opera to view widescreen web pages. But Sony Ericsson is serious about tackling the BlackBerry market, where some kind of keyboard is de rigeur. The Sony Ericsson P990 is a formidable device in terms of hardware and software specifications, and certainly an improvement over the P910. However, we feel that this is a handset that should have shipped in Q1 2005, not Q1 2006, and this long lead time has meant that HTC has carved out significant market share in this sector. On the plus side, there is no other Symbian smartphone that comes close to this, although we do prefer the wide screen of the Nokia 9300 and 9500 devices to the "tall" screen on the P990 and similar handsets. The P990 boasts 80MB of RAM and Memory Stick Duo Pro cards up to 4GB a piece. Sony Ericsson will launch a variety of models in Q1 of 2006, although there's no word yet of a model that supports the 850MHz band for the Americas.

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