Does anyone know if there will be more hardware changes on the MBP with the release of Leopard?
I read some rumors that Leopard will support features for HDDVD and Blu-Ray, so it had me thinking that a new disk drive would almost be standard.
My finger is constantly hovering over the confirm order button, but with changes to the OS so near I am trying to get the best bang for the buck.
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I don't see such a significant update so soon. The last MBP update was June, and it was pretty significant in the internal parts so I don't see an update in October just yet. Maybe in January or February, but I don't think October. Its more likely there will be a MacBook update in October, though.
My suggestion is just get the MacBook Pro now. You will run Leopard fine, and if Leopard does have high-definition disc support it'll be Blu-Ray, which they officially support. -
It's never ending. It's best not to hold off if you really want it especially if you are looking for something as miniscule as Blu-Ray.
Apple is known for not jumping the gun on features that may just jack up prices but are not a real money maker immediately. Look at Sony's Vaio machines, they are not making historical Blu-Ray sales in their notebooks because they are too expensive. -
I still think that there will a minor upgrade for macbook pro, but not a huge one. As far as I know, Intel announced the quad-core processor for notebook and I think that mac will update some of their product line. Not sure about this though
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The next processors from Intel are not due until very late this year at the earliest and probably not until early next year. I highly doubt you will see a revision before January. There are too many other models that need updates, I think the MBP is at the back of the line.
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i agree with cashmonee
MBP changes with Leopard
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by Skotarach, Jul 24, 2007.