Me too, I think if you are serious about the power that the MBP put out, and the graphics card is one of the reasons to upgrade is well, you're going to want a nice large screen to display it all on. I mean a Macbook can be upgraded to MBP specs by the owner, the gaphics card is one reason to actually start with the better hardware, CPU, RAM, HDD space, and software can all be changed. My biggest issue is that if they made a 12 in MBP, what would it's niche be? It'd basically be a shinier Macbook at that point, unless you shop for the wrong reasons like the way some people shop for cars. "It's pretty, it has an ambient light sensor, etc."
bittenapple, I agree with you. Being a student, I can't afford more than one computer, and the larger screen was one of the deciding factors in getting the MBP over the MB. Well, that and of course the 800 MHz frontside BUS and the killer graphics card and I really like the brushed alluminum look. It was mainly because I wanted a bigger screen, though.
I'm sure there are people that would love a small 12" MacBook Pro, though. It definitely would be a plus for people that do a lot of traveling and need to run 3D video-intensive apps. So, while it wouldn't be for me, I think it could be a good move for Apple.
~Damien
:Blushing: I kind of agree with you, but from the opposite side. I think that the money spent on the fancy graphics engine is wasted on a smaller screen.
