The Tibook has far better battery life than any recent model. As far as getting hot, you definitely maxed out the MPB. Photoshop has to use Rosetta to run. Even so, it was probably…

Quote: Originally Posted by yticolev The Tibook has far better battery life than any recent model. As far as getting hot, you definitely maxed out the MPB. Photoshop has to use …

Quote: Originally Posted by moodymonster how hot is hot though? All PBs/iBooks got hot when pushed hard, but in normal usage (sofar) tend to be 'just' warm. Well I measure…

I have been using my MBP all day and it is just barely warm to the touch. Something is wrong with it.

Quote: Originally Posted by PiñaGrande I have been using my MBP all day and it is just barely warm to the touch. Something is wrong with it. How cold is it there in the Roc…

I really haven't pushed it that hard. It's hot on the left hand side - and I don't mean warm, I mean hot. The Tibook never got so hot on the top. But it IS quiet compared to the t…

What energy saver performance do you all have your MBP's on? Try setting it on highest, then using the laptop on your lap doing demanding stuff for an hour. Or run a couple of ins…

Quote: Originally Posted by Hornet What energy saver performance do you all have your MBP's on? Currently set to "Normal"

Ok, the Aluminum laptop as expected to get hot on the outside. It uses the external shell for cooling. Take a look at this fanless PC case. The Aluminum in that case is used to dra…

That may be true, but they are still very hot. I think it is an unfortunate trend in laptop design.

Yeah, so hence dreaming for apple to make a COOL laptop in the near future core duo ultra low voltage perhaps..

I'd MUCH rather have hot and quiet over cool and loud. It was a sad, sad day when the 10.3.2 update changed the threshold temperature for the fan on my 12" Powerbook from 65 to 55…

Macworld had this to say about battery life of MBP: Quote: But I can report the result of our first battery test, in which we played a DVD on a 15-inch PowerBook G4 and …

You guys must not be used to PC Laptops. This Macbook does get hot, but it's nothing compared to some Dells and Sonys. As for fans - again, nothing compared to the PCs. The batter…

Quote: Originally Posted by danonamac You guys must not be used to PC Laptops. This Macbook does get hot, but it's nothing compared to some Dells and Sonys. As for fans - again,…

I'm with Pete. My Dell 2GHz Latitude is much cooler than my 1.25GHz AlBook. The Dell is however, louder (you can always hear fans) and the screen gives off a constant high pitche…

Quote: Originally Posted by pete I don't know, but the Thinkpad T40 I used for several months last year with a centrino processor had great battery life, felt very speedy and wa…

Why are some of you comparing a dual core's heat to a single core?

I felt the bottom of a couple 2 Ghz MBPs yesterday, and they didn't feel abnormally warm to me. The left grill was warmer than my PB, but nothing to get in a tizzy about.

Quote: Originally Posted by pete I don't know, but the Thinkpad T40 I used for several months last year with a centrino processor had great battery life, felt very speedy and wa…

Quote: Originally Posted by Super Mario Why are some of you comparing a dual core's heat to a single core? Why not? The dual core chip only uses 4W (13%) more than the old …

Its obvious that cool-to-touch core duo laptops will be easy to obtain shortly; the likes of IBM and such. The aluminium design has always been extremely hot compared to what *can*…

Quote: Originally Posted by Hornet we may see an all new enclosure, complete with a dual core chip but also a better thought out cooling system. I don't necessarily disagre…

It seems to me that Apple have intentionally kept these model Intel Macs looking as similar as possible to their older versions for the simple reason that it signals "nothing's cha…

Quote: Originally Posted by JKT It seems to me that Apple have intentionally kept these model Intel Macs looking as similar as possible to their older versions for the simple re…