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hmm, I havent read any confirmation on MBP upgrades date, where did u get your info?
MBPs have been upgraded recently and the current config is pretty good IMO, I think waiting for leopard was a good idea but if you need the machine I'd say go for it now. Depending on your usage i guess current versions are good for another couple of years |
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I'm currently a PC user, however I have used OSX quite a bit. There are currently nail marks in my desk due to the frustration of XP and it would seem no new pc has quite the same power as a basic MBP. My A-series Sony Vaio has lasted my three years, but their newer products look rubbish.
I'm very eager to get a MBP but with Apple releasing a new ipod every week ;-) I thought I should hold off. I'll see what is said tomorrow with the release of Leopard, which I have to say looks rather tasty!! Now all it need now is Solidworks to work on OSX Thanks folks |
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Why does everyone think there is going to be something happening in january the powerbook line was with us for over 5 years why do people think it si suddenly going ot be different now if you wait for new technology you will never buy anyhting if you need a new machine now buy one now |
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MoTM honor roll... when? i dont remember |
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