Giroro-It's called sarcasm. Maybe you've heard of it.

Dangit, this would have been very useful to me last year when I was doing a science report on environmental impact of computers, but couldn't get any research so my experiment was me watching youtube videos until my battery died.

Previously, for the 15 inch MacBook Pros, the most expensive one was the $2000 one, and it was the only one with the dual graphics cards. Now, there's a more expensive 15 inch one. Also, the cheapest 13 inch MacBook Pro got a slight price drop ($100) than from before.

MacBooks, MacBook Pros, and MacBook Airs all got slight spec bumps as well.

Dang, I meant OS 8

Started with 10.8 on my dad's computer.

Agree. I have pretty much the same stance, except I prefer this to Windows 7, but I still admit that Windows 7 is a great operating system, and that Macs aren't the best computers ever.

I'm looking forward most to getting back my 8 GB of hard disk space. My disk is almost full and I've deleted everything I can/want to. Possibly even more than I should have, but I have backups so I'm not worried. But yeah, more disk space.

I don't know what it is, but I absolutely hate matte finishes. I love glossy screens, glossy consoles, glossy TVs, etc. Even besides that, I don't like the way it looks. It's just "meh" for me, especially considering I got my PS3 for $327 back when Circuit City was having their clearance. They offer practically no incentive for current PS3 owners to upgrade, unless you have a Bravia TV (I don't, I also got my Viera 46" plasma at CC clearance) and really need the syncing with the remote. Also, the current PS3 is quiet enough (much quieter than the 360) as-is. I dunno, I would just recommend people get the 80 GB original one, but that is just my opinion.

Touchscreen, cheaper.