So I thought that I was going to buy a 13" MBP with Snow Leopard for sure in September, but now I hear of these new Arrandale chips. I new technology is a game of having or waiting, and of course having is the best part, but from what I see these Arrandale chips are supposed to be a lot more revolutionary than what Apple improved over during WWDC (faster, more battery life, cheaper). Integrated GPU, more efficient, etc. Has Apple always released Macbooks at the WWDC, or do they also have a history of releasing them at CES?
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The Buyer's Guide for trends and Page 1 for rumors. Not to mention threads on the subject. CES has little to do with Apple. Take a look at the past 3 years of it too.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/668803/
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The Buyer's Guide for trends and Page 1 for rumors. Not to mention threads on the subject. CES has little to do with Apple. Take a look at the past 3 years of it too.
So looks like Apple has a Notebook day in October then huh? I think I'll wait till then, I can afford to keep my Acer laptop for a few more months.
This might be too much to ask, but is this most likely when Arrandale will be integrated with Macbook Pros? I did some research and it said the time to buy a laptop was either Q4 2009 or Q1 2010 since that's the approximate time when Arrandale might be coming out but I'm not entirely sure.