Certified Pre-Owned MacBook Pro Intel Core Duo/2.16 GHz, 1024 MB of RAM, 120 GB internal drive, internal SuperDrive, no modem installed, Airport Extreme and Bluetooth installed, ATI Radeon X1600 256MB Graphics card, 17" Matte Display, OS CD is not included, OS 10.4.9 installed

Certified Pre-Owned MacBook Pro Intel Core Duo/2.16 GHz, 1024 MB of RAM, 120 GB internal drive, internal SuperDrive, no modem installed, Airport Extreme and Bluetooth installed, ATI Radeon X1600 256MB Graphics card, 17" Matte Display, OS CD is not included, OS 10.4.9 installed - Used MacBook Pro
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Another Great Apple Product, July 23, 2007
By trainwrecka (Grapevine, TX USA)
Got a used PB G4 12" and couldn't be more pleased with it. I run both Tiger and iLife '06 on it without any issues, though iLife programs run slower than on my very fast desktop machine. The previous reviewer bashes Apple, but AppleCare is available to anyone who purchases a computer from them. I have always purchased AppleCare and have never found it to be useless. It is a very smart "insurance" policy for your computer that lasts for 3 years.

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Review for a New PB G4, July 19, 2007
By Popli Devi (CA)
I bought a new 12 in PB G4 about 18 months ago from Amazon. I was very pleased with their timely shipping and also quite happy with the computer when I first received it.

However, about two months ago I lost trackpad sensitivity. When I called AppleCare about it, they informed me that I should have bought the extended warranty since "even Mercedes can have problems with them..." So, you spend about $1,200 on a computer and then shell out another $200 to keep it running for two more years??? I have decided to take care of the issue by using a bluetooth mouse but I do notice that the computer gets hot and the trackpad stops working; I shut it down and let it cool off and things are fine again. Seems to be a common problem on the apple forums so I am clearly not the only one. The overheating is also affecting RAM (could not save a document one time and had to save it on to Google documents and re-start); and start-up (computer refused to start up several times one day) -- so it makes me think this is some sort of a heat issue -- faulty temperature sensor? faulty fan?? I do not know but I am not sure I will buy a second Mac to find out either.