What will be the advantage of having Nehalem processors in notebooks next year? Say today I ordered a 2.53 Dual Core Unibody Macbook Pro, how will that compare to a Nehalem Macbook Pro next year? I'm not in any kind of rush buying a Macbook Pro. I basically would use it for surfing the web, watching movies, burning cd's, and Logic Express. I'm just unsure if waiting for something like Nehalem would be worth it or if it wouldn't make that much of a difference to me for what I would use a Macbook Pro for.
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Please just search. You could buy a first-gen Core 2 and not notice a difference in performance for what you do.