They already have a 1200 vertical pixels screen.
Sorry I forgot to qualify that part of my post, what I meant was that the new regular model (If the new BMP are indeed 16:9) MBP may have 1080p.
They already have a 1200 vertical pixels screen.
This may actually be the new aluminum Macbook, not a MBP:
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Edit: 15-inch Macbook!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is consistent with previously leaked pictures.If the next MBP's end up having 90%-100% of the ports on the left side, this could mean the Optical Drive will be on the right instead of the front.
Yeah, we'll need that hope since they probably won't come for another month at least.Could it possibly be an intentional leak from, just to give us hope??
I can do it, but ntrigue did it first. 16:9 according to the image.Right, if someone's really clever (not me!) they should be able to work out the width of the casing (we know the key sizes and can see the width to the edge of the casing), so in theory we can work out whether the dimensions have changed i.e. 16:9 or not?
Who's up for the challenge?
It would be purely estimate though. The camera is at an angle and we don't know what that angle is relative to the keys, so we'd have to guess the distance from the ports to the keyboard using the width of the speakers on the current MBP's which may or may not be correct.
Physics! Math!
The edge is slightly closer than the keys, so it would look larger. But I don't think it makes much of a difference. For more accuracy, you could use the widths of the close end and the far end of the keys, draw a linear model that extrapolates to the edge, and then figure out the lengths from there (average of close end and far end).Actually we have the reference point of the chicklet keys, so assuming they're the same size as the MBA or Apple keyboard, we can work out other dimensions regardless of camera angle. I need CAD software now!!
25 W CPUs here we come! 2.6 GHz » 2.53 GHz downgrade here we come! Low-end GPU on low-end model here we come! MacBook "Semi-Pro" here weThe MacBook Pro is already thin enough for the amount of power it packs - the heat problems and the fan noise. It looks a lot thinner than the current MacBook Pro.
is there a way to set macrumors to refresh at timed intervals?
Way to dash my hopes.Question: Should we be worried that this is picture is only of the casing?
One might think that if the Macbooks were to be in stores a mere 6 days from now, any leaked pictures would be of the completed product.
Thoughts?
Way to dash my hopes.
Or maybe this picture is of just the casing, before it goes on in the manufacturing process and gets all the components in it.
Shoudn't there be a cut out in the Aluminium for the screen hindge?
I can do it, but ntrigue did it first. 16:9 according to the image.
It's there, starting from the left of the esc key.Shoudn't there be a cut out in the Aluminium for the screen hindge?
I'm kinda excited about 16:9.Then 16:9 ratio is 100% coming.
Give me higher resolution or give me 16:10 (back).To 16:9 dislikers, change your view on 16:9 ratio now. It is not bad. Accept what is coming.
Yes, try this applescript. It will refresh every two minutes. Be careful though, it will refresh what ever window is in front, so if your on another site at the two minute mark, it will go to macrumors.
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=07135f246341e606ab1eab3e9fa335ca786d2732a144e6a5
I was wondering too...It's there, starting from the left of the esc key.
Give me higher resolution or give me 16:10 (back).
I'm kinda excited about 16:9.
The first actual shot amongst all the rumors. Strange that Apple isn't holding an event though. Appears as though we are viewing the upper-left case where the screen would meet the bottom case.
I'm going to get some measurements assuming the keyboard is the same length as that found in the MBA.
CAPS LOCK KEY = 1.25"
MBA FROM CAPSLOCK TO RETURN = 10.75"
IMPOSED CAPSLOCK KEYS FROM CAPSLOCK TO EDGE OF CASING X BOTH SIDES = 5"
The bottom casing is 10.75"+5.00" = 15.75"
The MBA screen-enclosure (measured diagonally) to bottom-case ratio is 15" to 13"
That ratio applied to 15.75" would suggest 18.17" accomodate for the fact that screens NEED some border and we have a 2-inch reduction.
The NEW Macbook 'Brick' will have the rumored 16" screen. TRUE 16:9 resolution!
Question: Should we be worried that this is picture is only of the casing?
One might think that if the Macbooks were to be in stores a mere 6 days from now, any leaked pictures would be of the completed product.
Thoughts?
I think it makes sense to try and make the entire notebook line more seamless. It seems kind of silly to make a 15" MacBook and sell a 15" MacBook Pro keeping features separate such as the backlit keyboard and FW800. Kind of like the old powerbook range with the 12" 15" and 17" but without the iBook to make things messy.
How about MacBook (entry level with integrated graphics) MacBook (high level 13") without integrated graphics, 15" and 17" as norm. That's 4 sizes all with the same "look" and slightly cheaper prices from the Pro's as suggested in Apple's comments of lower profit margins.
Is the MacBook Air another cube?
I'm kinda excited about 16:9.
Give me higher resolution or give me 16:10 (back).
no the macbook air is not another cube
The tablet would be one imo though
Oh yeah!!!!
Now if that would start at 1500 im sold! If they give that as an option on the macbook and i can get that on the high end for 1300 I will go berserk!
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16:9 advantages:
Wider so no "black bars" when watching 16:9 movies
Wider so easier to display two things side-by-side
Cheaper panels
High-res 13.1" 1600·900 panel has no 13" 16:10 equivalent
Can fit a full-size keyboard in a smaller display size
16", 18.4", and 21" displays are physically wider than 15", 17", and 20" 16:10 displays for similar heights
The benefits are in apples favor.....ALSO....they want to be the king of all media...