i know what MBPs are, what i wanted to find out is if there are any PBs upgrades comming. POWERBOOKS, not MACBOOK PRO, u know, with the PBs prices
No, you apparently don't know. MacBook Pro is replacement for Powerbook. If you want to know if there are going to be 12" Intel Powerbooks then you should, in fact, be asking if there are going to be 12" MacBook Pro.
Quite obviously, nobody knows... it's not like we have some magical fairy to tell us what Apple is planning to do next.
the powerbook line is in the process of being dropped. the next update regarding powerbooks is going to be taking them off of the apple site, out of the stores and out of production.
a 12 and a 17 inch macbook could be the next upgrades to the macbook pro line but i can not imagine that being this year.
Mac Specs: iMac 17" Intel Core Duo 1.83GHz 512 MB Ram 128 vRAM 60GB HD
I think it would be cool if they made a MacBook, not a MacBook Pro, but a MacBook, that was a BIT more cost-friendly, maybe take a few of the specs down ever so slightly. Like maybe take away the iSight and Remote and a few other features... That I would buy. I was fine with the MBP, but it was too expensive for me...
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the back of our computer looks better than the front of theirs
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i can store many dvds on 1 floppy so it's essential to me
I think it would be cool if they made a MacBook, not a MacBook Pro, but a MacBook, that was a BIT more cost-friendly, maybe take a few of the specs down ever so slightly. Like maybe take away the iSight and Remote and a few other features... That I would buy. I was fine with the MBP, but it was too expensive for me...
Mac Specs: iMac 17" Intel Core Duo 1.83GHz 512 MB Ram 128 vRAM 60GB HD
Yeah, but I'd rather have the steel look than the iBook's white... I mean, I love white, it's just that the iBook just seems like it gets dirtier a little more easier than the PowerBook.
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the back of our computer looks better than the front of theirs
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Originally Posted by Super_boy22
i can store many dvds on 1 floppy so it's essential to me
Mac Specs: MBP, 2.0Ghz, 2GB RAM, 120GB HDD, 1991 Powerbook 100, Gen 2 Nano, Gen 1 Touch
IMO Apple reserves the Titanium/Silver color for its professional line (MBP, Powerbook, Powermac G5 etc) whereas home use has seemed to take white as its color (iBook, iMac)
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