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Old Mar 2, 2008 | 1:47 pm
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Originally Posted by briantoronto
I found the migration utility very simple for moving over my data - though I would do fresh installs of your applications. Given you will want to update them to Universal Apps if you can (esp. MS Office if you use it) it makes even more sense.

I think you have all you need in the way of peripherals - in fact I did not pick up an external DVD drive - haven't missed it yet!

I have noticed the difference in weight over my MBPro - a kilo is a kilo!
I would get an airplane power adapter, an extra power cable (standard one) and an extra dongle for for video out. Those are all from Apple. I would also get a USB hub. I have the one from Hawking Technology. I got it from Amazon and it works great both to add multiple USB devices and as an extender to get devices that are two wide to fit in the small USB port hooked up. Ive been routinely using it with a Novatel USB modem (Verizon) and USB drives.
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