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Re: Macbook ProI expect we'll see a refresh in the next couple of months, so it's worth hanging on a little longer.(Original post by NWA)
Just wondering if anybody has any idea on the realise date for the new one? Is it worth getting one now or should I just wait? -
Re: Macbook ProOk, cheers(Original post by Gofre)
I expect we'll see a refresh in the next couple of months, so it's worth hanging on a little longer. -
Re: Macbook Pro
Isn't Ivy bridge meant to be released at the end of April? Read something like that on DigiTimes I think it was.
Is there any Apple event coming up?
I reckon they are going to release the new macbook pro around July? What do you guys think?
Oh and also, is it still going to be called MacBook Pro or just Macbook like the iPad? Are we going for a 13" version? -
Re: Macbook Pro-They're already in the hands of manufacturers in some capacity apparently.(Original post by diurno)
Isn't Ivy bridge meant to be released at the end of April? Read something like that on DigiTimes I think it was.
Is there any Apple event coming up?
I reckon they are going to release the new macbook pro around July? What do you guys think?
Oh and also, is it still going to be called MacBook Pro or just Macbook like the iPad? Are we going for a 13" version?
-No events are confirmed
-I would guess at earlier
-They'll keep the "Pro" and "Air" monikers while there's still multiple product lines. -
Re: Macbook ProAre they produced by Foxconn or is that just the iPad?(Original post by Gofre)
-They're already in the hands of manufacturers in some capacity apparently.
-No events are confirmed
-I would guess at earlier
-They'll keep the "Pro" and "Air" monikers while there's still multiple product lines.
Yeah but the thing is, will there be different ranges? If the Macbook pro is going to become slimmer and more ergonomic to carry around...then surely that's just a Mac Air? Just a lot more powerful.
Or do you think they will keep the two ranges because the Pro will be more "Proish" and the Air more for "everyone for everyday use"? -
Re: Macbook ProYeah I'm of the opinion that the idea of merging the two lines is a nonsense rumour, too much is lost by going ultraportable to justify the title of "Pro". No optical drive which some people still rely on, they're forced into using low power CPUs, hard drive space is severely limited by the necessity of flash storage, dedicated GPUs are highly unlikely, and so on. I think the idea that we'll see a 15" Air is very likely, but Apple won't risk alienating their professional audience by limiting themselves to laptops that won't meet their needs.(Original post by diurno)
Are they produced by Foxconn or is that just the iPad?
Yeah but the thing is, will there be different ranges? If the Macbook pro is going to become slimmer and more ergonomic to carry around...then surely that's just a Mac Air? Just a lot more powerful.
Or do you think they will keep the two ranges because the Pro will be more "Proish" and the Air more for "everyone for everyday use"?
Foxconn only handle iOS devices if I remember correctly. Macs are made all over the world at different places, mostly China though.