srsly!Looks like next time you'll have to attach a sarcasm tag.
srsly!Looks like next time you'll have to attach a sarcasm tag.
So I don't really want to wait anymore and will probably get what's available now, but I've been told that buying a rMBP right now is basically "buying a laptop that was first available in 2013".
How accurate is that statement?
What CPU will the new 15 inch model have in your opinion ?About the 15 inch model... if we talk about the CPU and iGPU which are the most important pieces of hardware in a computer, that statement is 100% accurate.
CPU in the rMBP 15 October 2013 model was i7-4750HQ. If you buy it today you will get the i7-4770HQ with exactly the same architecture and technology from 2013 but with 200mhz more. And of course, the same iGPU Iris Pro 5200
About the 15 inch model... if we talk about the CPU and iGPU which are the most important pieces of hardware in a computer, that statement is 100% accurate.
CPU in the rMBP 15 October 2013 model was i7-4750HQ. If you buy it today you will get the i7-4770HQ with exactly the same architecture and technology from 2013 but with 200mhz more. And of course, the same iGPU Iris Pro 5200
Base model should have something with a performance similar to the skylake i7-6700HQ just with another name and Iris Pro 580 graphics insted of HD 530.What CPU will the new 15 inch model have in your opinion ?
Thanks, here : https://www.macrumors.com/2015/09/02/intel-skylake-notebooks-desktops/Base model should have something with a performance similar to the skylake i7-6700HQ just with another name and Iris Pro 580 graphics insted of HD 530.
Thanks for the feedback, appreciate it.
What about the 13 inch model?
Thanks, here : https://www.macrumors.com/2015/09/02/intel-skylake-notebooks-desktops/
They seem to say there is nothing lined up for the 15inch,
do you think we can still expect something with a performance similar to the skylake i7-6700HQ to release early 2016 ?
I guess that means no possibility of a macbook pro announcement around CES 2016? Unless of course Apple separates the 13"/15" launch dates again next year.And they are right, there is nothing announced for the 15 inch... yet. Wait until 6 - 9 January and we will see if intel announces something at CES 2016
wouldn't apple already be aware of intels unannounced new chips ?I guess that means no possibility of a macbook pro announcement around CES 2016? Unless of course Apple separates the 13"/15" launch dates again next year.
Thanks for the feedback, appreciate it.
What about the 13 inch model?
Jan 6?The 13 uses newer tech broadwell, if you wait for skylake there won't be much difference in CPU performance, but it will be a big jump in graphics performance and power saving. Also new technology as TB3 which could be useful.
And they are right, there is nothing announced for the 15 inch... yet. Wait until 6 - 9 January and we will see if intel announces something at CES 2016
Intel plz.If you're even remotely interested in the 13 inch, wait. The light is actually showing at the end of the tunnel for the 13 inch since all Apple is waiting for is the i7 processor that's suitable for the 13" to be released.... and according to various leaked roadmaps from back in May, they should be coming in January.
15" is up in the air, unfortunately.
Is it possible that the event be earlier than March?Apple will update the macbook pro at march event, until then Intel will release the HD 580 chip as well
so no worry about that
i don't think so, based on rumours will be in March for Apple watch, and for macbooks updates
Its looking more like june or later for the 15" rmbp. I had to really think about waiting to replace my macbook back in september, glad I decided not to wait. But now, its probably better to wait.
If you're even remotely interested in the 13 inch, wait. The light is actually showing at the end of the tunnel for the 13 inch since all Apple is waiting for is the i7 processor that's suitable for the 13" to be released.... and according to various leaked roadmaps from back in May, they should be coming in January.
15" is up in the air, unfortunately.
Its looking more like june or later for the 15" rmbp. I had to really think about waiting to replace my macbook back in september, glad I decided not to wait. But now, its probably better to wait.
How is it looking like June or later again?
Nah, I think March. MBP was introduced January 2006 so Phil Schiller will come out of the back after Cook talks about Apple Watch II, one more thing style. "You know, ten years ago, we changed the world with the MBP" (play clip of Steve and Intel announcing first MBP). Enter 10th anniversary rMBP with skylake and 32 Gb memory. Ives will talk about how they migrated some of the technology from the MacBook but squeezed in more extreme performance (Thunderbolt 3), a killer dubstep beat in the background. The MBP will sit on stage, driving two of the new 5K cinema displays.