Refurb 15 inch MBP 2.53 Ghz @ Applestore, will it come back?

[aaron.lee2006]

Refurbs always come back in stock, you'll just have to wait a few days.

 

[srexy]

That's my problem, the 13.3" 2.26 GHz $1199, is in my "that'll work" price range, but then I keep thinking the refurb 15.4" 2.4 GHz is only $150 more, or the 15.4" 2.53 GHz is only $250 more... Then I add in tax and AppleCare and realize that I'm way-over-my-head on price...and do nothing. Maybe when the refurbs are all gone I'll be able to convince myself to place an order for the 13.3".

Haha - that's pretty much how I ended up w/my refurb 2.53ghz. I was stunned by the price drops and ready to pull the trigger on a 13" to replace my 06 15" MBP but then strayed into the refurb store and was compelled to pull the trigger on this 2.53Ghz beauty. I'm a bit regretful about the battery life and the extra $$ but at the same time happy I scored one of these great value units while they're still around.

 

[IBradMac]

It'll be back on, it's just a question of when and for how long.

I've noticed you have to be pretty quick there.

 

[jav6454]

What "unofficially"?

https://www.macrumors.com/2009/03/2...ts-for-2-93-ghz-and-2-66-ghz-15-macbook-pros/

Apple never said the early 09 MacBook Pros had 8GB support, so its unofficial.

 

[cube]

Apple never said the early 09 MacBook Pros had 8GB support, so its unofficial.

How could it possibly be unofficial when Apple itself was selling them with 8GB RAM????

 

[jsyxx]

What "unofficially"?

https://www.macrumors.com/2009/03/2...ts-for-2-93-ghz-and-2-66-ghz-15-macbook-pros/

"unoffically" just means that apple have not stated this but it has been attempted and is possible