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  <body>I know this subject has proably been discussed ad infinitum already, but I have recently heard from a usually reliable source that Apple/Mac laptops are not as resilient to heat and humidity as are the others.  Why that would be I have no idea, but for someone based in SE Asia resilience, especially to heat and humidity, is a major concern and before I get carried away with fantasies of getting a Mac 'Air' I'd like to hear from a few other sources if possible.</body>
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  <created-at type="datetime">2008-01-24T05:48:20Z</created-at>
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  <edited-at type="datetime">2008-03-12T12:57:02Z</edited-at>
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  <lastreply-at type="datetime">2008-01-28T17:40:45Z</lastreply-at>
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  <title>Apple vs PC</title>
  <updated-at type="datetime">2008-03-12T12:57:02Z</updated-at>
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