http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/cpu/di...y_Bridge_Performance_Numbers_to_Partners.html
At the same clock speed, Ivy Bridge offers around 20% performance increase. At 22 nm, it produces less heat and energy than Sandy Bridge.
So if Apple uses Ivy Bridge CPU's with the same clock speeds as the current Sandy Bridge CPU's, it can make a new MBP that is thinner with also longer battery life while offering also a 20% power increase. Maybe Apple can manage to fit regular Ivy Bridge CPU's in the MBA
( and thus killing off the 13" MBP )
At the same clock speed, Ivy Bridge offers around 20% performance increase. At 22 nm, it produces less heat and energy than Sandy Bridge.
So if Apple uses Ivy Bridge CPU's with the same clock speeds as the current Sandy Bridge CPU's, it can make a new MBP that is thinner with also longer battery life while offering also a 20% power increase. Maybe Apple can manage to fit regular Ivy Bridge CPU's in the MBA