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hari-bhari · 05-12-2008, 12:15 PM

looks good but damn expensive to use a 1200 dollar macbook in the car (unless you also use it out of the car). also, you will definitely kill your battery capacity really fast with your current setup. i would suggest at least every week or two to let the battery fully drain before charging it up fully again. draining a little and then plugging it in to charge is going to ruin any battery. i personally have a macbook (not for the car), and i make every effort not to plug back in until the battery is drained.

edit: nvm, saw the deal you got. 550 is a steal! but still an awful waste of a beautiful laptop to keep it sitting in the trunk. id sell it, make a few hundred bucks, and get a mini.

05-12-2008, 12:15 PM	#10
hari-bhari Maximum Bitrate Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 616	looks good but damn expensive to use a 1200 dollar macbook in the car (unless you also use it out of the car). also, you will definitely kill your battery capacity really fast with your current setup. i would suggest at least every week or two to let the battery fully drain before charging it up fully again. draining a little and then plugging it in to charge is going to ruin any battery. i personally have a macbook (not for the car), and i make every effort not to plug back in until the battery is drained. edit: nvm, saw the deal you got. 550 is a steal! but still an awful waste of a beautiful laptop to keep it sitting in the trunk. id sell it, make a few hundred bucks, and get a mini. Last edited by hari-bhari; 05-12-2008 at 12:18 PM.