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I wasn't saying I know anything, I was just making a joke. You mis interpreted my message. I have no idea what will be happening
I was poking fun at myself, because I know I will be overly upset if I have to wait yet another month
Fair. I'm probably just getting pretty pent up because I really, really, really need 2/3 of the least betted things to happen (cMBP in September) |:
 
I really, really, really need 2/3 of the least betted things to happen (cMBP in September) |:

I hope you prepared to be disappointed. What do you think a Haswell cMBP will do for you than an Ivy Bridge cMBP will not? 802.11ac and better battery life are the only things I can think of that might be worth hoping for in a hypothetical Haswell cMBP.
 
I hope you prepared to be disappointed. What do you think a Haswell cMBP will do for you than an Ivy Bridge cMBP will not? 802.11ac and better battery life are the only things I can think of that might be worth hoping for in a hypothetical Haswell cMBP.

And as a Uni Student, those are the two things I'm holding out for :p

As well as an unreasonable fear of being outdated.

I'd go for MBPr if the spec/price ratio goes up.
 
Did you read my earlier comment in response to you asking why I thought that Apple will announce the rmbps at the September event, and launch them later?

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Readily awesome:D

Yep, I read it. I was thinking the same thing .

But I am planning on no sign it on Tuesday, better to set expectations low
 
So much faith in a September Haswell update... Updating the rMBP's is big deal. Yet the iPhone 5S and 5C release along with iOS 7 is much bigger in the big picture. Apple will do nothing to take away the spotlight from the iPhone this month. This is their biggest announcement of the year.

Our precious Macs won't make the cut this month. October, well that will be our salvation ;)
 
What do you think a Haswell cMBP will do for you than an Ivy Bridge cMBP will not? 802.11ac and better battery life are the only things I can think of that might be worth hoping for in a hypothetical Haswell cMBP.
Seriously? :eek: Extending battery life is one of those evasive challenges facing mankind right now. I’d think anything developed to get more mobile mileage out of a laptop would be appealing everyone.

It all comes down to brute power vs. longevity. Which do people value most? That’s for each of us to decide individually but Apple already tipped their hand with the MBA by introducing it with virtually the same processing benchmarks as the older model yet extending the battery life to 12 hours. I can see something similar happening to both cMBP13 (if it’s not discontinued) as well as the rMBP13 and people will be content. I'd be outright ecstatic.
 
Do you have a source for that? Sounds pretty interesting.
Really? That would be very nice:D

Yep, here a screenshot from their Layout:
Inten_Haswell_Die-Konfigurationen_4-pcgh.jpg


The 2+3 ULT is the most likely one to be used in the 13" rMBP, well i hope so ;)
ULT = Ultra Light and Thin and is only used for mobile CPUs. It has lower Clock rates and a lower TDP than it's Desktop equivalents.

The GT3 GPU Unit has 128 MiByte embedded DRAM (eDRAM) = Iris Pro 5200

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Just saw that the eDRAM is just on the 4+3 Model...
 
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Why don't you think about it? OSX would have to be rebuilt for touch, many productivity apps would be left behind, and OSX would develop the many problems that Windows 8 currently deals with. I'm not saying it cannot happen, but it's VERY UNLIKELY.

it's not like all those legacy apps would just stop working.. or your keyboard and touchpad magically disappear just because it's a hybrid. windows was rebuilt with backwards compatibility. i've been using 8 and have found no problems with using legacy and productivity apps. stop making it sound like the issues are major. you sound like you believe that apple isn't capable of making this same transition.
 
You don't need an event to announce them. In all likelihood it will be a Haswell spec bump, better battery life, same performance and they won't drop the discrete graphics card (probably upgrade it slightly). They will at some point just put it on the site without an event. It's possible they would do so on Tuesday but we would probably have heard rumours/seen shipping info etc.
 
I just bought an air lol. Complete impulse buy. Most likely take advantage of return policy.

Apple employees didn't know much about haswell rmbps. But they did support my decision of waiting on buying a mbp.

They also loved talking about Tuesday
 
Yep, here a screenshot from their Layout:
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The 2+3 ULT is the most likely one to be used in the 13" rMBP, well i hope so ;)
ULT = Ultra Light and Thin and is only used for mobile CPUs. It has lower Clock rates and a lower TDP than it's Desktop equivalents.

The GT3 GPU Unit has 128 MiByte embedded DRAM (eDRAM) = Iris Pro 5200

May I ask for your source?

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Nevermind I think I found it, although I thought you just took a screen shot and cropped it:D http://www.pcgameshardware.de/Haswell-Codename-255592/News/Intel-Haswell-Die-Konfigurationen-Folien-veroeffentlicht-1087027/
 
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