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MrRoyksopp

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Mar 4, 2010
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Hello.
I just wanted to get it clear, I've read a ton of different oppinions on the new macbooks. But now, I just want to have it clear:
I have the 2009 Macbook pro 15" 2,53 core 2 duo, and I've been thinking of buying the new 13" macbook pro, but does it worth it?
Which is the best, looking at the specs?
2,53 Macbook Pro 2009 or 2011 Macbook Pro 13"?

- Thanks.
 
Hello.
I just wanted to get it clear, I've read a ton of different oppinions on the new macbooks. But now, I just want to have it clear:
I have the 2009 Macbook pro 15" 2,53 core 2 duo, and I've been thinking of buying the new 13" macbook pro, but does it worth it?
Which is the best, looking at the specs?
2,53 Macbook Pro 2009 or 2011 Macbook Pro 13"?

- Thanks.

If you have the 320m video card then I would stay with what you have.
 
The Intel HD 3000 is better than 9400m but slightly worse than 320M (emphasis on the slightly).

So for me it actually would worth to make this upgrade, and pick up a 13" 2011 version, and sell my old 15" 2,53 ghz. mbp?
 
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You might not like the lower resolution.
 
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You might not like the lower resolution.

but other than that, then it would worth it?
I'll hook it up a 23" monitor anyway.
 
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You might not like the lower resolution.

I could not see going down in resolution. I think you will be dissapointed in that regard.
 
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