Maybe because Apple sold all they had in a matter of hoursshadowfayre said:I just called to bump my order to the 2.16 and was told there was an additional lead out time (4-6 weeks).
Maybe because Apple sold all they had in a matter of hoursshadowfayre said:I just called to bump my order to the 2.16 and was told there was an additional lead out time (4-6 weeks).
Macmaniac said:I Love Apple's New Graphic for the MacBook Pro: It's even faster then we thought
Now the iMac is outdated, when do they get a speed bump? If a guy in Japan can replace the chip why can't Apple lol.
edge540 said:Im wondering if those that ordered a 1.6 are getting the 1.8 and so forth.
Yes, but it doesn't have the 2.16Peace said:Outdated iMac? are you referring to the G5 or the Intel?
The 17" Intel has the 1.83 dual-core and the 20" has the 2.0 dual-core
I am referring to the Intel one, already the MacBook Pro is faster then it! The Intel iMac's have a socket, Apple could just swap procs, its not that hard, some guy in Japan got it to work!Peace said:Outdated iMac? are you referring to the G5 or the Intel?
The 17" Intel has the 1.83 dual-core and the 20" has the 2.0 dual-core
milo said:How the HELL does someone rate a free speed upgrade a negative?????
Macmaniac said:I am referring to the Intel one, already the MacBook Pro is faster then it!
Macmaniac said:I am referring to the Intel one, already the MacBook Pro is faster then it! The Intel iMac's have a socket, Apple could just swap procs, its not that hard, some guy in Japan got it to work!
SiliconAddict said:Yah for $300. Ouch. 160mhz isn't worth $300 IMHO.
Not true, it has not even been released, and since it is party of the same family as the 2.16 it is not outdated.Peace said:By that logic if one buys the standard 2.0 MacBook Pro it's outdated also.
gedto said:From now on it will be:
PowerMac--->MacBook Pro
iMac-------->iBook
Mac mini---->NOTHING
Makes A LOT more sense, IMHO.
DHagan4755 said:I just got off of the phone with Apple and they said my 1.67GHz model was upgraded to the 1.83GHz, everything was on track and would be shipped tomorrow, and since I did express shipping, I should have it by Friday.
Peace said:If one upgrades from the 2.0 to the 2.16 you're not just upping 160mhz..
These are dual cores..
you're upping 320 mhz.
Peace said:If one upgrades from the 2.0 to the 2.16 you're not just upping 160mhz..
These are dual cores..
you're upping 320 mhz.
SiliconAddict said:CPU's don't work like that. we don't have a 4Ghz CPU in our MBP's do we? Also MANY apps can't take advantage of the second core so by and large you are getting a 160Mhz upgrade.
I ordered my on 1/10/06 at 11:14AM PDT. It better not be the 28th!!!berkleeboy210 said:When did you order yours? I ordered mine on 1/10 and have the exact same order.
DHagan4755 said:I ordered my on 1/10/06 at 11:14AM PDT. It better not be the 28th!!!
gnasher729 said:Well, you can hope, of course. On the other hand, google for "Intel price list". Then check the difference between 2.0 GHz and 2.16 GHz; it is $210 difference in the price list which translates to $300 in the end user price. The cheapest Core Duo is $240, which would translate to about $350 in the end user price. Do you expect a $350 chip in an iBook selling for $999?
gnasher729 said:We know that $210 in the Intel price list translate to $300 coming out of your wallet.
themacman said:i wonder what htey did with all the 1.67 chips.