Should I upgrade to the 2012 Ivy-Bridge Macbook pro?

[argon27]

Hi everyone,

I have a mid 2009, 13 inch unibody macbook pro. Should i upgraded to the 2012 macbook pros that are going to be released in the imminent future?

If so, how much can i get for my macbook if i were to sell it on craigslist or ebay?

Cheers

 

[theSeb]

Yes, you should.

 

[dacoolest]

you must do that

 

[phatspider]

No - don't do it!

 

[ThunderSnake]

42

 

[psykick5]

I said you can do whatever you like

 

[srxtr]

I'm so glad we're covering this.

 

[ThunderSnake]

OP, You'll continue to get silly answers until you state something about your computing needs. There is no correct answer to your question and it's not even possible to provide helpful answers with the information you've given.

That you're asking this question implies that your current computer is no longer meeting your needs. Is this correct? If so, why?

 

[CarbonImage]

YES! DO IT.

I'll give you £75 if you sell it to me.


In all seriousness though, we need more information. If you use your mac for work and want to upgrade, I really see no need to wait unless you are a graphic designer/film editor. The next update should not bring significant improvements in any area other than graphical.

However if you are not a professional I would suggest holding out to see what the next update brings.

 

[thermodynamic]

Hi everyone,

I have a mid 2009, 13 inch unibody macbook pro. Should i upgraded to the 2012 macbook pros that are going to be released in the imminent future?

If so, how much can i get for my macbook if i were to sell it on craigslist or ebay?

Cheers

If you can do work now, wait. The release is probably 2~2.5 months away.

If your 13" MBP died, then you might not be able to wait.