A recent rumor of a June update.or price reduction?
so far,
1) 8 months cycle
2) PC world's price reduction on MB and MBP. (iMac is same)
what else?
2.66 GHz to 2.8 GHz is more likely as it's that particular processor being price dropped. Unless Apple gets a special deal, they wouldn't move up to the 2.93 GHz model, especially as it's so close to the 3.06 GHz.Battlefield Fan said:3. CPUs recieve slight bump. 2.4 to 2.66, 2.66 to 2.93 and the BTO 2.93 to 3.06
Intel's price drop hits in a few weeks letting them shift up a notch on processors. There's also the GT 130M to bump up to, bigger hard drives and the possibility of built-in battery or matte screen filtering through.
2.66 GHz to 2.8 GHz is more likely as it's that particular processor being price dropped. Unless Apple gets a special deal, they wouldn't move up to the 2.93 GHz model, especially as it's so close to the 3.06 GHz.
I'm not really sure if apple is concerned about how close they are in numbers. Just look at the iMac. It has both 2.93 and 3.06 as options.
They can do that because that's a different class of processors to the regular mobile lineup. For the regular T series, the 2.8 GHz model will drop to the same price as the current 2.66 GHz and the 3.06 GHz will come in at the same price as the 2.93 GHz. If Apple launches these, then there will be no point to having the 2.93 GHz model, unless as I said, Apple gets a super special offer (which is very unlikely).
I don't think quad-core will come to the MacBook Pro until 2011.Anyone think quad core is worth waiting for?