It seems to me that there are two camps in this debate:
The first - those who are in the notebook market, desperately hoping for significant updates.
The second - those who own a notebook and would get miffed at any significant upgrades.
Even though I'm in the first group, I'm trying to be as impartial as ever here. I think it is completely feasible for Apple to release a 1 ghz TiBook from a technical standpoint. BUT they don't want to alienate current Apple customers who already own a notebook. If they start pumping out updates only a couple of months apart, current owners will feel slighted and not want to buy from them in the future, especially if they have just dropped a large chunk of change on the latest, greatest machine. Therefore, no 1 ghz .
With that said, here are my (optimistic, first camp) predictions: 1) Dropping the 800mhz to replace the 667 mhz, 2) adding the 933 mhz G4 to supplant the 800 at the top of the line, 3) bluetooth (yawn), and 4) a 64 meg graphics card.
The first - those who are in the notebook market, desperately hoping for significant updates.
The second - those who own a notebook and would get miffed at any significant upgrades.
Even though I'm in the first group, I'm trying to be as impartial as ever here. I think it is completely feasible for Apple to release a 1 ghz TiBook from a technical standpoint. BUT they don't want to alienate current Apple customers who already own a notebook. If they start pumping out updates only a couple of months apart, current owners will feel slighted and not want to buy from them in the future, especially if they have just dropped a large chunk of change on the latest, greatest machine. Therefore, no 1 ghz .
With that said, here are my (optimistic, first camp) predictions: 1) Dropping the 800mhz to replace the 667 mhz, 2) adding the 933 mhz G4 to supplant the 800 at the top of the line, 3) bluetooth (yawn), and 4) a 64 meg graphics card.