SSD in Macbook Pro refresh?

[whitedragon101]

I am holding off buying an SSD because of the rumblings of the Macbook Pro becoming more like the Air (in next years Ivy Bridge refresh).

Do you think these changes will include putting in an SSD as standard? Perhaps a blade style SSD like the Air?

 

[randomrazr]

I am holding off buying an SSD because of the rumblings of the Macbook Pro becoming more like the Air (in next years Ivy Bridge refresh).

Do you think these changes will include putting in an SSD as standard? Perhaps a blade style SSD like the Air?

ssds wont go down that much for apple to slap them in the pro's. the advantages with the pros is massive space for hard drives.

nonetheless we wont know until early next year 2012. so unless u want to hold off for more than half a year, you my as well buy a macbook pro now and enjoy the dam thing

 

[RWil85]

ssds wont go down that much for apple to slap them in the pro's. the advantages with the pros is massive space for hard drives.

nonetheless we wont know until early next year 2012. so unless u want to hold off for more than half a year, you my as well buy a macbook pro now and enjoy the dam thing

will it be the same poopy toshiba/samsung ssd's that apple uses for other machines that people complain about or do the MBA's use a different/better SSD?

 

[whitedragon101]

ssds wont go down that much for apple to slap them in the pro's. the advantages with the pros is massive space for hard drives.

nonetheless we wont know until early next year 2012. so unless u want to hold off for more than half a year, you my as well buy a macbook pro now and enjoy the dam thing

I have the Macbook Pro, I am just holding off buying the SSD. I will buy a new one in the refresh and sell my current one. But if the new Macbook Pro's have SSD's in them buying an SSd now would be a waste of money for such a short period of time.

 

[Pyre1582]

I don't think they'll have SSDs since they're pretty damn pricy, and Apple does love to keep the pricing of their Macbooks the same while offering spec bumps every year.