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Upgrading MBP
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<blockquote data-quote="MacWannabeNTX" data-source="post: 1691028" data-attributes="member: 291105"><p>Thanks for the thumbs up! Yeah, if I was as technical as some of you guys are, I would be upgrading this good ol' mid 2012 mbp of mine, but I'm just not good at it. So rather than paying someone to do it, I'm upgrading and then gifting this current one to my grandaughter.</p><p></p><p>And yeah, retina itself doesnt impress me either but the processing power does. And I have heard the rumors but it seems to me that will probably always be the case with Apple, there will always be changes and better 'things'. So I usually research for the best for me at the moment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MacWannabeNTX, post: 1691028, member: 291105"] Thanks for the thumbs up! Yeah, if I was as technical as some of you guys are, I would be upgrading this good ol' mid 2012 mbp of mine, but I'm just not good at it. So rather than paying someone to do it, I'm upgrading and then gifting this current one to my grandaughter. And yeah, retina itself doesnt impress me either but the processing power does. And I have heard the rumors but it seems to me that will probably always be the case with Apple, there will always be changes and better 'things'. So I usually research for the best for me at the moment. [/QUOTE]
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