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I have a 15" MacBook Pro -unibody. Get a 15", max out the RAM & HD and then buy a monitor like the 24" LED from Apple. (Just don't epexct to do serious color balancing for printing on it). The larger display, combined with Spaces and being able to use both the laptop and external monitor gives you a lot of flexibility. If you're on the road much more than stationary, then go for the 17" to give yourself enough room, and still get the external monitor. I just found the 17" to be really awkward for practical travel and backpack stowage.The biggest jump in productivity I ever got was getting the largest display monitor available at the time.

I agree with most everyone here. the 17" is just not prcatiacl for travel. I personally use an almost 2 year old 15" macbook pro for lots of web design (using Coda and CSSEdit, mainly, i think DreamWeaver's interface probably takes up more screen real estate??) and editing videos with Final Cut Pro. I upgraded the RAM myself to just 2 gigs, which is a little slow. 4 gigs of RAM is plenty for what you want to do. I also swapped out my 120gb hard drive for a 320gb. It was a bit of a challenge, but not overly difficult. i'm pretty sure it voided my warranty, though, so if that's important, you might want to get a decent sized hard drive straight from apple (then in a year or so, when SSD drives come down more in price, put in one of those). I also use a 20" cinema display with a "real" mouse and keyboard when I'm at home, and it works out well. Apple's monitors are too expensive, though. go with a Dell or Samsung monitor.Hope this helps. It seems to be a theme here anyway

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> I like to blog. Mobility is important.MBP17 is the most molibe 17"er out there.> I want to do more video editing, especially with iMovie (although I need some schooling here ).The 15" native res is 1440 while the 17" native res is 1920. If you have good peepers, the 17 is king here. not just for movie editing but for everything you do. more lines of code per page in your editor, more columns in tweetdeck, etc.> Solid State or ATA? At this point, I m not sure. Obviously one is more expensive and I d be willing to go with the former if itsize over speed if you have children and a hi def camera. but, balance it out too. id go with the 320gb 7200rpm HD.> Do I really need 8gigs? Or is that just bogus dunno.> Is the speed increases worth the extra bucks?as a rule i always go for the top CPU. but i keep my computers 4+ years.> The 17 doesn t have a removal battery, right? What happens when that thing gives out?not an issue for techies. step by step how-tos with pics will be easily available if yours gives out. this would be a concern for my mom but not a tech guy.Go with a 17" because of the screen real estate (resolution, not physical size) alone and the fact that if you are settled on a MBP anyway the MBP17 is the most portable 17 ever made.The only caveat is if you have a nice 24"+ LCD at home/work. If you have a nicer display that you will be plugged into >50% of the time go with a 15".peace|dewde

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