Is the MacBook worth getting over an i7 quad core desktop for non gaming uses, but photo and video maybe later
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I'd suggest you go to Apple store and play with it for a while to get a feel of it. If Apple store is too far, talk to friend who's using MacBook and try it. It all depends on how familiar and satisfied you are with Mac OS X - the hardware is really good (again - for everyday use).
check www.apple.com for tech. specs - see if that fits your needs.
also check http://www.mahalo.com/MacBook for more info.
personally I'd go with MacBook - it a lovely little thing.
hope that helps.
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