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Quote: Originally Posted by acerbas Does anyone know which processor Apple uses in the new 13" MaBook Pros? The 25w P9500, or the 35w T9400? Or neither of them? Although the 9500 is more expensive it would seem to offer the advantages of less hea…
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According to this reply, it's lousy T9600. http://forums.macrumors.com/showthre...=1#post7804957 PWNed
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I vote for T9600. Reasons? 1. Typical Apple customer doesn't give a damm which CPU model works in his Macbook. 2. T9600 is cheaper 3. T9600 was in previous BTO model. Why bothering with another CPU when nobody cares? 4. With 1.5Gbit SATA, stic…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Graeme The card reader is just a gimmick to cover the removal of the slot and appeal more to consumers not workers. And SD card stics out! http://s1.guide-images.ifixit.com/ig...lAf41BE4.large
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4:40 is 17% better than 4:00
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Quote: Originally Posted by maccpu Is Apple using the T or P series CPU's in the Macbook Pro 15 and 17? For example: 2.66 Ghz - T9550 or P8800 2.8 Ghz - P9700 or T9600 Any references or links that confirm which ones are being used, Ap…
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Quote: Originally Posted by s.metcalf So the 2.8 is still only 25W? Can someone confirm? Would it be that Apple just upped the clock rate from the 2.66 or would it be a new processor from Intel? I notice that the original 15" processors were 2.…
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As I told, 75 Wh is maximum for 15" MBP.
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Quote: Originally Posted by MacQuarius Only 70-80% faster? That's almost twice as fast... But your powerconsumption evaluation is sound. Hadn't thought of it to be honoust. As long as they upgrade the GPU to something better then the 9400M/960…
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Quote: Originally Posted by MacQuarius I only hope that they will update the MBP line soon after the WWDC2009. And hopefully they terminate that aweful G9400M/9600M GT and replace it with some of these: GeForce GTX 280M (optional 17" MBP) G…
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Unless they upgrade battery with considerably larger one and put adequate P-series CPU instead of T's, all these so-called memory and HD "upgrades" will be a sick joke and not worth even mentioning. (I suppose you didn't mean 256mb PB22-J's as po…
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Quote: Originally Posted by alexluft Sorry to jump right in the middle and possibly break the conversation, but just to get this straight: to integrate the upcoming Intel chips, Apple will have to switch out motherboards? Which motherboard a…
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I really hope Apple to completely move from T9x00 series to P9x00. Most powerful P9700 (2.8Ghz) has 25W TDP compared to T9900's (3.06Ghz) 35W. This kind of CPU upgrade combined with cooler chipset/IGP may help to promote new MBP's as power efficie…
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AFAIR, 2.5" 7200rpm drives are only up to 320Gb
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Quote: Originally Posted by Frank777 To appease the few road warriors who would object, they could always license MagSafe to third parties to make a backup external battery. I am unsure whether the FW800 port is capable of supplying power to the …
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Quote: Originally Posted by John French 1 question though, about the GT 130M and GTS 150M, how much would those increase power consumption and heat output? GT 130M consumes 23W (same as 9600M GT) while GTS 150M runs hotter (almost 60W) being a…