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Quote: Originally Posted by woop Hey what do you think are possibility of apple rolling out a Macbook pro 13" anytime in the near future? Could those 13 inch LEDS be destined for the Macbook Pro 13"? ??? I think so. Since they've just upd…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Gon I had a 15" Powerbook, then a 12" iBook. The 15" was far too big to use on some of the tiny desks of my school's auditoriums. It was far too big to use on a bus. It was far too big to use on an airplane (well, you …
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Quote: Originally Posted by psilo What I think makes the most sense and also hasn't been mentioned is the possibility of the 13" LED displays going to a 13" Mac Book Pro. This would make the MBP the first line to get LED which we all know has be…
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I'm gonna have to get whatever they churn out in June cause my TiBook is all but dead (bust hinges, pink screen, frequent total screen cut-outs etc.) but if they're waiting for Leopard to rack out the LED screens that's plain depressing. What happe…
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If anything Apple seems to have a nasty habit of slightly decreasing prices on new macs. Put it this way, I paid over £3k for a 1ghz mac 4 years ago.
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Ah heck, I hope it is something edit-related and i hope it's something macbook-pro related too, but I ain't holding my breath.
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The danger with buying now is that updates are so overdue on everything, when they do bring em out they'll lower the price to make them more appealing to those of us who've been forced to shell out in the interim. That means the sell-on price of a …
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Quote: Originally Posted by Carniphage I'm with you. I have a 4 year old - last model TI book. No paint peeling - no hinge problems. It still looks brand new. And this machine was used every day for three and a half years. The ultra-thin …
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Quote: Originally Posted by SpinDrift I never really understood this desire. Why anyone would want a Pro spec portable as small as 12". The Pro models are usually only required for graphical / video / photographic reasons and you want screen real…
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I've just received an Apple email ad for MBP and Aperture. Can't imagine they'd bother sending out an ad like that if new MBPs were in the pipeline. They'd be letting stock diminish ready for the new books - not speeding up interest in an old prod…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Slewis Go ahead if you want to. Sebastian If you do a lot of graphics this looks cool to me. dunno what you'd do if it went wrong tho. whose guarantee would it be covered by? Personally I'd wait until a touc…
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That'd suit me fine. I'm a TV producer/director + I travel a lot and frequently have to rough it in small spaces on location. What I really want is a machine with something around this spec and a rugged, preferably rubberised, enclosure. The ibo…
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You're mad: why wait for the 15" Ai book? Titanium has more tensile strength than aluminium and is a hell of a lot more expensive for a variety of reasons. The whole aluminium ethos is NOT an upgrade - it's a cost cutting measure. Aluminium is p…
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Because the Ti-book enclosure will be two years old in February and the portable Superdrive writes DVDs at 1x, not 2x like the desktop Superdrives. The ibook is still running a g3 even though the G4 portable line has been around for nearly 2 years …
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Thanks, Matsu. Do you have any ideas about the enclosure? In the run up to the release of 1st gen Ti-books there was loads of speculation but I don't see anything similar at this stage in the powerbook's evolution.