What's an Eee PC? And don't you mean Febtober?![]()
It's a "netbook" with a 7 inch screen and no power. It's designed for surfing the Internet. Nothing more.
What's an Eee PC? And don't you mean Febtober?![]()
It's a "netbook" with a 7 inch screen and no power. It's designed for surfing the Internet. Nothing more.
Here's the deal guys, regardless of what Apple releases, people (including me) will still go buy it. That is the brand loyalty that Apple has generated and is now abusing.
So tomorrow if they release a thinner MacBook Pro w/ slower processors, slower graphics and with other compromises ... people will still buy it. People here on this forum will vehemently justify and stand behind Apple's motives and sales strategy.
So we'll all play the waiting game and promptly give Apple our hard earned money for whatever they release.
lets hope the 'product transition' focuses on power rather than aesthetics. My hopes are not high for today.
lets hope the 'product transition' focuses on power rather than aesthetics.
"Apple notebook lines to see major design changes, sources say" April 7, 2008Hi everyone,
I was just wondering how reliable the september update is, since I'm going to sell my current MBP (2.2) and will have to subsist on occasionaly using one of my family's computers for the next month. I'm planning to wait til mid september but if it isn't sure there'll be an update then I could buy one of the latest gen MBPs instead. I will start college again on september 22, would an update before that date be plausible
Especially the thickness. Especially the thickness. They will stand by ".85 inches thin!!1!1!!" all the way to the end.So tomorrow if they release a thinner MacBook Pro w/ slower processors, slower graphics and with other compromises ... people will still buy it. People here on this forum will vehemently justify and stand behind Apple's motives and sales strategy.
Same here. Or at least let the 17" model focus on power.lets hope the 'product transition' focuses on power rather than aesthetics. My hopes are not high for today.
That's what we want. An option for power. Those who want thinness and light weight but still reasonable power can get the 15". Those who want more power in expense of thickness and weight can get the 17". But I think Apple would differentiate between the 15" and 17" by reducing the specs of the 15" rather than upping the specs of the 17".I feel like they're not really giving people who want more power much option anymore.
And apparently some people seem to think Apple can stick Mac OS X on a device like that.It's a "netbook" with a 7 inch screen and no power. It's designed for surfing the Internet. Nothing more.
And apparently some people seem to think Apple can stick Mac OS X on a device like that.
That's what we want. An option for power. Those who want thinness and light weight but still reasonable power can get the 15". Those who want more power in expense of thickness and weight can get the 17". But I think Apple would differentiate between the 15" and 17" by reducing the specs of the 15" rather than upping the specs of the 17".![]()
I see, thanks for the info! I guess it would be foolish not to wait for the next update than.We should be just as sure of a September Mac update as the regular September iPod update. But when in September is still in the air.
I think it will have a black keyboard, large trackpad, and more rounded edges, somewhat like the MacBook Air.I hope the design won't change too much as well, I like the current design although some new design features wouldn't bother me.
Don't expect more than midrange.The main thing I'm curious about is what the new GPU will be!
That's what I want. A 17" with an even greater increase in power. So the 15" stays where it is now and the 17" gets a high-end CPU and GPU.Oh, and I do hope there won't be too much difference between the 15/17 inch models, some people prefer the 15 inch (17 is too big imo) and also get the power they've paid for.
I think it will have a black keyboard, large trackpad, and more rounded edges, somewhat like the MacBook Air.
That's what I want. A 17" with an even greater increase in power. So the 15" stays where it is now and the 17" gets a high-end CPU and GPU.
so def by Sept 31st?
I've been waiting for my first Mac (the redesign MBP) since early June.
Is anyone aware of the new MBP pricing and what are the REAL list of changes besides CPU (Blu-Ray, more USB ports, etc... )
Is anyone aware of the new MBP pricing and what are the REAL list of changes besides CPU (Blu-Ray, more USB ports, etc... )
Apple's products tend to get more powerful
and at lower prices
so i highly doubt they will go up in price
but i highly doubt they will go down in price
and list of changes
prolly case redesign
keyboard redesign
more allowed RAM (DDR3)
more l2 cache (someone correct me if im wrong or list the cpu speeds and they're l2 cache or if it has l3 cache or w/e it is)
and idk wut else
NOTE:
all just rumors
So probably the price will be around $2,000k - $2,500k?
I also hope they fix the noise when inserting/ejecting CDs... It's annoying, and everybody looks at me when I insert or eject a CD![]()
I also hope they fix the noise when inserting/ejecting CDs... It's annoying, and everybody looks at me when I insert or eject a CD![]()