generik said:
Actually even without the 12" model they will still have to cripple the Macbook line.
As it is they can use no faster than 1.66Ghz for the MB, simply all thanks to the 15" which uses the 1.83Ghz model.
since when do screen size and cpu speed have to increase together?
granted, it is how apple has done things in the past
rolleyes: ), but that doesn't mean they have to do the same thing. that said, the 15" and 17" both top out at 2.16, so a 13" could potentially have a 2.0, but i think 1.83 is more likely for a high-end MacBook.
i just think intentionally crippling the model with the smaller screen size is retarded. maybe for a desktop i can understand, but for a laptop? plenty of people want small laptops that are really portable, plenty of people want a medium size laptop that is a good compromise between screen space and portability, and plenty of people want a nice big screen to use as a desktop replacement. i don't see how a 13" MacBook with the same specs as a 15" could hurt the sales of the 15"
that much.