Pricing for new MacBooks?

[Shackler]

im saving up to get a new MacBook after leopard comes out and possible all new MacBooks. Does any kno or have a link to a site that may be able to tell me the possible prices of these new systems?

 

[Eidorian]

I think it'd be best to wait until Apple has the prices on their store.

 

[Cult Follower]

Just save as musch as you can, so that when Apple releases them you can buy the best, no one can accurately predict their prices this far our anyway

 

[ElCambo]

when are they planning on releasing new macbooks, and what is the difference going to be??

Im thinking about buying a macbook this month, yet now im unsure to wait for the new one..

 

[ChickenSwartz]

im saving up to get a new MacBook after leopard comes out and possible all new MacBooks. Does any kno or have a link to a site that may be able to tell me the possible prices of these new systems?

I think if/when new MacBooks are released they will be at the same price point, with new/better stuff, this is usually how Apple does it. Plan for the price that are selling for now, if the price is dropped (which I doubt) you will have some left over for more RAM or something.

 

[bigg black]

ya the price should be some what the same as it is right now so if your getting a MBP then save up somewhere near 2k's

 

[infz]

What makes you think there will be updates to the macbooks at Leopard's release? Would that be typical of Apple somehow? The upgrade to C2D still feels very recent to me. Also I wouldn't expect Leopard until June; I don't know why people are still hoping for it to show up in March, that doesn't make any sense.

 

[iMacZealot]

What makes you think there will be updates to the macbooks at Leopard's release? Would that be typical of Apple somehow? The upgrade to C2D still feels very recent to me. Also I wouldn't expect Leopard until June; I don't know why people are still hoping for it to show up in March, that doesn't make any sense.

Because Apple has almost always updated their entire product line shortly before or after an OS X release. With Panther, we saw the PowerMac G5, speedbumped iMac G4's, speedbumped PowerBook G4's, and the new iBook G4. With Tiger, we saw improved PowerMac G5's, speedbumped iMac G5's, speedbumped eMacs, and speedbumped iBooks followed a few weeks later.