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Buying a new Macbook Pro (replacing old Macbook Pro). Use SuperDuper?
Should I just use migration assistant to migrate all of my files/apps from the old Macbook Pro to the new one, or does SuperDuper offer anything that's easier/better for this task?
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I'd migrate, Brian, either from the original or form a SD! backup of same.
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