That really depends on the usage of the computer.
Ok what about for your basic user ie word/net/itunes having a few apps open as well as running parallels with win 7
That really depends on the usage of the computer.
Ok what about for your basic user ie word/net/itunes having a few apps open as well as running parallels with win 7
Even my nearly 4 year old first gen MacBook Pro can easily do all that and much much more. Win 7 in Parallels 5 even gets full Aero support.
As I said earlier, hard to justify upgrading to the latest MBP when my old one is still going strong. Rather than worry about your Mac being out of date accept that updates come along and enjoy your machine. There are plenty of people still running G4 PowerBooks. These things last ages. Tough too. I came off my motorcycle a while back and dented the corner of my MBP since it was in my backpack and I basically landed on it. Still runs fine though. I expect I could even knock the dent back out easily enough. Nice thing about aluminium compared with those plastic nightmare PCs I used to have which would crack if you looked at them funny and be dead within a year.
I wouldn't expect more USB ports since it is a laptop and there is only a limited amount of space for ports. Frankly, with wireless devices it is less of an issue these days anyway. Hopefully they will bring USB3 on board sooner or later and that may allow them to drop the Firewire port although there will be lots of screaming I'm sure even if USB3 is much faster.
Further does anybod know WHEN they will be released (Should I wait?!)?
Do we know for sure that they are releasing new macbooks in January or is that an educated guess?