Hello,
I am faced with the dillemma that I'd like to get a top-spec MBP 15", however this would have to last for a really long time, since I have the once-per-lifetime ADC discount, and I don't have the $$ to upgrade again until after grad school.
I will be using the computer to run extensive soft-synths, dual-booting to Windows to run bio/chem apps and games, and secondarily to run FCP HD and encode video (once in a while,) so pretty intense tasks.
Sooo, should I go ahead and get a new MBP next week, knowing what is on the horizon, or try to milk my PB until WWDC in June?
Another option, especially since my PB keeps failing, would be to get an inexpensive MB from amazon for now, then upgrade to the maxed out MBP when the next revision arrives, since I still have 11mo left on my ADC....
Still another option would be to get a refurb MBP CD1 from apple and then re-sell it once the next CD2.5/Centrino Pro arrives what do you all think??
Do the Applestore CD1 refurbs still have the rev A. noise/power issues?
I am faced with the dillemma that I'd like to get a top-spec MBP 15", however this would have to last for a really long time, since I have the once-per-lifetime ADC discount, and I don't have the $$ to upgrade again until after grad school.
I will be using the computer to run extensive soft-synths, dual-booting to Windows to run bio/chem apps and games, and secondarily to run FCP HD and encode video (once in a while,) so pretty intense tasks.
Sooo, should I go ahead and get a new MBP next week, knowing what is on the horizon, or try to milk my PB until WWDC in June?
Another option, especially since my PB keeps failing, would be to get an inexpensive MB from amazon for now, then upgrade to the maxed out MBP when the next revision arrives, since I still have 11mo left on my ADC....
Still another option would be to get a refurb MBP CD1 from apple and then re-sell it once the next CD2.5/Centrino Pro arrives what do you all think??
Do the Applestore CD1 refurbs still have the rev A. noise/power issues?