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macbook pro question
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<blockquote data-quote="awdxtc" data-source="post: 1537346" data-attributes="member: 211808"><p>yesterday my macbook 4.1 photo of my fireplace mantel and the screen broke, don't ask lol. I was thinking about getting a new MacBook Pro because right now I can get 18 months interest free plus I get some money off for being a student. I was talking to a friend that is in It and he said that he would recommendupgrading to I believe it is 528 of flash storage. My question is I see that right now they have the exact same model only is refurbished unit and it says that it was originally released in July of 2012. Would that be the most current model with the most current processor or is that a generation before what is previously available?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="awdxtc, post: 1537346, member: 211808"] yesterday my macbook 4.1 photo of my fireplace mantel and the screen broke, don't ask lol. I was thinking about getting a new MacBook Pro because right now I can get 18 months interest free plus I get some money off for being a student. I was talking to a friend that is in It and he said that he would recommendupgrading to I believe it is 528 of flash storage. My question is I see that right now they have the exact same model only is refurbished unit and it says that it was originally released in July of 2012. Would that be the most current model with the most current processor or is that a generation before what is previously available? [/QUOTE]
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