Next MacBook pro update

[JonaMX]

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I want to buy a new MacBook pro, should I wait to next update (probably may 2012) ??

 

[Spink10]

answer the question yourself

 

[ezramoore]

Really a question you have to ask yourself, especially since you provided exactly zero details.

 

[JonaMX]

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Hahaha sorry you're right.

I want to move to Mac osx because I'm tired of windows am a web developer so my principal tools are a text editor, photoshop, web browser with to many tabs, MySQL server, php server, ruby... You know thoose kind of applications, and I've decided to buy a MacBook pro 13" but I don't want to buy today and in less than 4 months apple shows a new design or all models with SSD included .... So that's why I don't know if It worth the wait... I have a Toshiba laptop since 2008, but I can still use it fir another six months at least. Thanks for your replies.

 

[ezramoore]

Well, if a new design would be a dealbreaker for you I think you're going to have to wait. I (personally) doubt we will see SSDs adopted in all MBP models at the next refresh, but that is possible too. Especially if we see an extreme redesign.

Given what you have said, I would wait.

 

[randomrazr]

didu not bother searching this question?

u should wait....and wait....and wait.....and wait for the 2020 macbook pros while ur at it LOL

 

[Blues003]

What the new laptops should have:

- Ivy Bridge Chipset
Slight CPU performance increase
Big GPU performance increase
Lower heat production
Longer battery life
Native USB 3.0 ports


What the new laptops could have, but no one knows for sure:

- Optical drive removed
Replaced by a dedicated GPU in the 13", larger battery, or a second storage drive like a small SSD
- Bumped resolution
Perhaps to equal the MBA 13"'s resolution
- Redesign
Overall a thinner body
- A i7 Quad Core option for the 13"
Less likely given the Intel Mobile Chipset leak some days ago


You can read more about Ivy Bridge here http://www.anandtech.com/show/5192/ivy-bridge-mobile-lineup-overview

 

[yusukeaoki]

Im not sure about USB 3.0.
Since Apple came out with thunderbolt, it seems like they are taking USB 3.0 as a rival.

 

[Blues003]

Im not sure about USB 3.0.
Since Apple came out with thunderbolt, it seems like they are taking USB 3.0 as a rival.

USB 3.0 comes native with Ivy Bridge. If Apple doesn't support it with softoware, it'll be a hardware possibility that can be exploited by third-party drivers later on anyway.

 

[Liquinn]

What the new laptops should have:

- Ivy Bridge Chipset
Slight CPU performance increase
Big GPU performance increase
Lower heat production
Longer battery life
Native USB 3.0 ports


What the new laptops could have, but no one knows for sure:

- Optical drive removed
Replaced by a dedicated GPU in the 13", larger battery, or a second storage drive like a small SSD
- Bumped resolution
Perhaps to equal the MBA 13"'s resolution
- Redesign
Overall a thinner body
- A i7 Quad Core option for the 13"
Less likely given the Intel Mobile Chipset leak some days ago


You can read more about Ivy Bridge here http://www.anandtech.com/show/5192/ivy-bridge-mobile-lineup-overview

I hope this is true. My wallet is ready for the 17" MBP. We'll see in 6 months or so

 

[Adamantoise]

Im not sure about USB 3.0.
Since Apple came out with thunderbolt, it seems like they are taking USB 3.0 as a rival.

Where do you guys come up with this hogwash?

Apple's only competitors are corporations and products that can impact their net earnings.

USB 3.0 does not impact Apple's net earnings at all, it is a serial data transfer protocol ... Refusing to adopt it will only hurt them in the long run.

 

[JonaMX]

What the new laptops should have:

- Ivy Bridge Chipset
Slight CPU performance increase
Big GPU performance increase
Lower heat production
Longer battery life
Native USB 3.0 ports


What the new laptops could have, but no one knows for sure:

- Optical drive removed
Replaced by a dedicated GPU in the 13", larger battery, or a second storage drive like a small SSD
- Bumped resolution
Perhaps to equal the MBA 13"'s resolution
- Redesign
Overall a thinner body
- A i7 Quad Core option for the 13"
Less likely given the Intel Mobile Chipset leak some days ago


You can read more about Ivy Bridge here http://www.anandtech.com/show/5192/ivy-bridge-mobile-lineup-overview

I've read about that Intel Ivy Bridge, and that apple could integrate in the next MacBooks but you know how is this, just a rumor so thats where comes my question if it worth the wait.... Thanks for your reply, I think I'll wait to the next update

 

[Adamantoise]

I've read about that Intel Ivy Bridge, and that apple could integrate in the next MacBooks but you know how is this, just a rumor so thats where comes my question if it worth the wait.... Thanks for your reply, I think I'll wait to the next update

I'm almost certain it'll be implemented in the next update, else there will be little to no difference between the 2012 Macbook Pro and the Early 2011 Macbook Pro.