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Nikos

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Does anyone think Apple will release updated notebooks any time in the near future? I know anything we come up with will purely be speculation, but sometimes Apple tends to fllow trends.

My 17" i5 MBP was just replaced with a gift card, and I'm wondering if I should wait for a bit (Apple had a Mac event in October to announce the unibody) or go ahead and get what I want now. I suppose I can always sell it later if something THAT much better is released. :eek:
 
I was kinda thinking they'd do a minor processor bump before the Christmas holidays.

Then maybe in mid 2011, we'll get some sandy bridge processors :)

maybe :eek:
 
I was kinda thinking they'd do a minor processor bump before the Christmas holidays.

Nah, I think we're too close now - I think any Apple updates will be in spring/summer 2011. It's a bit too late now for a Christmas update, in my opinion.
 
You may be absolutely right, but there were rumors of a November bump. Who knows what'll happen though. Maybe just the top end i7 will go to 2.8?
 
Nah, I think we're too close now - I think any Apple updates will be in spring/summer 2011. It's a bit too late now for a Christmas update, in my opinion.

Christmas is 3 months from now. There's still plenty of time for a speed bump. Then hopefully we'll see SB in the spring.
 
Does anyone think Apple will release updated notebooks any time in the near future? I know anything we come up with will purely be speculation, but sometimes Apple tends to fllow trends.

My 17" i5 MBP was just replaced with a gift card, and I'm wondering if I should wait for a bit (Apple had a Mac event in October to announce the unibody) or go ahead and get what I want now. I suppose I can always sell it later if something THAT much better is released. :eek:

Probably a February on March update (March marks 10th Anniversary of OS X so we may see stuff then )
 
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