its worth waiting because you purchase will immediately depreciate in value and when you want to sell it would be worth less. also it will be more future proof if you dont want to sell. and two weeks w/o a computer isnt too bad, trying getting a new hobby or connection with nature those two weeks will pass in no time[do not read unless you're going to say "search"]
First I'd like to say that I am a very proficient Google user and I know that the search function exists. I've read every relevant post on this from this forum and other forums and have even watched a few youtube videos on this topic. I've been thinking about this for the last week.
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With that settled, here's my situation.
I am getting a laptop for college. I don't actually need it just right now and I was determined to wait till WWDC. However, I have just realized that I must send my desktop to the states by June 11th! I will be computer-less for 2 weeks, since the Apple stores here take 2 weeks to get a QWERTY Macbook in stock.
So here's the question: will any updates to the Macbooks, even if every single rumor incorporated, be worth being without a computer for 2 weeks? I basically live in front of computers... I'd be suffering extreme boredom without my computer.
I see a lot of people saying there will be speed bumps, but if 0.4GHz doesn't make that much of a difference, will 0.13GHz?![]()
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Agree.There won't be new Macs at WWDC. A typical small speed bump and larger hard drive is all we'll get sometime after WWDC.
ALso youll get a free ipod in june.
WWDC will be more about Snow Leopard and when it will be released. Of course this will generate the should I wait for Snow Leopard threads.
To the OP, I would suggest that if you need a computer then get it. If you can wait, or it is merely a want, then wait.
I am getting a laptop for college. I don't actually need it just right now and I was determined to wait till WWDC....
Even if you buy a refurbished macbook, do students still get the free iPod?
No, they don't - I think you already asked this.
I also am waiting to buy a MacBook for all of the reasons mentioned above.
Everyone says if you need it get it, if it's a want, wait. I'd add to that, if it's a want that you're infatuated with, and you've got the kind of personality that won't let go, get the dang thing and be done with wasting your time reading threads and humming and haaaing about it. Then get on with the rest of life that's been blind-sided by the question. That said... maybe I'll quit reading forums about an issue that I am not currently making any decisions on.... and get on with it myself.