View Full Version : what is the possibility of a 12" MacBook Pro
M. Malone
Jan 29, 2006, 02:50 PM
I'v been hearing reports that Apple will discontinue the 12" Powerbook and won't get into a 12" MacBook Pro, how certain is this report?
If it's true, what would be the effect on me if I decided to get the latest revision on the 12" PowerBook 3-4 months from now? What problems will I be faced with?
I have my current PowerBook and I'm happy with it cause I take it everywhere I go, I mean EVERYWHERE, and I really can't go bigger.
any thoughts? thanks
adk
Jan 29, 2006, 03:03 PM
slim to none. I have heard rumors about a 13.3" widescreen though, so if 13" isn't too big for you you can always wait and see... but as you probably know nobody has a clue what apple will release next.
MacRumorUser
Jan 29, 2006, 03:24 PM
The 13" widescreen will of course be narrower on the vertical than the 12" so will be just as portable... Here's hoping anyway :D
M. Malone
Jan 29, 2006, 05:05 PM
thanks guys, anybody else know anything?
yoda13
Jan 29, 2006, 05:58 PM
Nothing but guesses. My guess is that they will bring out a seventeen inch pro machine and then just have a small macbook, but that is just my opinion.:p
MUCKYFINGERS
Jan 29, 2006, 08:19 PM
I'v been hearing reports that Apple will discontinue the 12" Powerbook and won't get into a 12" MacBook Pro, how certain is this report?
If it's true, what would be the effect on me if I decided to get the latest revision on the 12" PowerBook 3-4 months from now? What problems will I be faced with?
I have my current PowerBook and I'm happy with it cause I take it everywhere I go, I mean EVERYWHERE, and I really can't go bigger.
any thoughts? thanks
if the only software you'll be using is ppc or will still be supported then getting the latest 12" pbook 3-4 months from now should be fine.
i was thinking about doing the same thing myself...
generik
Jan 29, 2006, 08:22 PM
I suspect it will be like the old TiBook to AlBook transition all over again, the 12" and 17" models will also introduce a form factor change to the current model, but hey.. no harm hoping :)
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