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iSimx

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Sep 26, 2007
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Hello. Out of curiosity does anyone know when there's likely to be a hardware update to the current macbook pro's (15") not the 17". Purpose is so that I can work out when to buy one... Thanks! ;)

iSimx
 

GGJstudios

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May 16, 2008
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Since they just released a new 15" a few months ago, it will probably be a while.
 

iSimx

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ok - reason being I'm currently working and will be able to afford one around july. Then, will it be worth waiting or buying one? and do you think snow leopard will be out around then?
 

GGJstudios

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May 16, 2008
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ok - reason being I'm currently working and will be able to afford one around july. Then, will it be worth waiting or buying one? and do you think snow leopard will be out around then?
It's likely you won't see much difference in Snow Leopard vs Leopard. Most of the changes will be "under the hood" vs new user interface features. I'd buy now!
 

Mark2000

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Oct 18, 2007
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ok - reason being I'm currently working and will be able to afford one around july. Then, will it be worth waiting or buying one? and do you think snow leopard will be out around then?

The biggest reason to wait for a new Mac is features, not speed or specs. Bumping those rarely gets you much performance boost. Since these are a brand new form factor I would highly doubt anything new will be added to them other than a slight cosmetic refinement (like when they hid the iSight light. If you need the machine now, get it.
 

THX1139

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ok - reason being I'm currently working and will be able to afford one around july. Then, will it be worth waiting or buying one? and do you think snow leopard will be out around then?

Why don't you come back and ask again when you have the money? 6 months is an eternity in computer land and things will be different than they are today.
 
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