You can do a lot of that already:-
Picasa for photos;
Chrome, Firefox, or Safari for browsing (although Safari wasn't very good
on a PC when I tried it a few years ago);
Mail is just another email client, although it's very easy to set up. It's
*not* webmail: by definition, you use that with a browser.
iTunes should be just a matter of copying all the files and authorising the
new computer.
Bear in mind that the MB Pro Retina lacks a CD/DVD drive. You can use an
external one but would that be convenient?
Otto
On 3 July 2012 07:53, Tony <tdale@xtra.co.nz> wrote:
> It will be in a few months at the latest. Maybe sooner. It will replace my
> coffee table Wintel laptop, which is my do everything device. I have a
> homebuilt hgh spec games PC that covers me for my flight siimulation and
> F1, plus my 13 yo and her games.
>
> I am looking forward to the learning curve, getting used to a new browser
> seeing if I like the mail app and if that works like webmail, hopefully it
> does. I want to manage my photos in software instead of folders, see how
> that goes. My main issue was migrating iTunes, the only real concern there
> is all my 4S and iPad apps, but I think if I have iTunes setup on a MAC, I
> turn off auto sync and connect them, I should be able to Transfer Purchases.
>
> I'm looking at a Macbook Pro Retina. I will look at one compared to the
> other soon and compare price, specs, storage and dig deep into my pockets!
>
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