15'' MacBook Pros Shipping
Several readers have received shipping notices for their MacBook Pro orders. Photos of the first MacBook Pros are also appearing on the web:
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The 15" MacBook Pro was announced on January 10th 2006 at Macworld San Francisco, but the initial shipments weren't expected until mid February. Apple also surprised customers by announcing earlier this week that the 15" MacBook Pro would be shipping at higher processor speeds than originally announced.
The 15" PowerBooks are slowly being phased out of Apple's product line. Apple had previously said that the previous G4 PowerBook would only be sold while supplies lasted.
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The 15" MacBook Pro was announced on January 10th 2006 at Macworld San Francisco, but the initial shipments weren't expected until mid February. Apple also surprised customers by announcing earlier this week that the 15" MacBook Pro would be shipping at higher processor speeds than originally announced.
The 15" PowerBooks are slowly being phased out of Apple's product line. Apple had previously said that the previous G4 PowerBook would only be sold while supplies lasted.
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78 months ago
Awesome news. Can't wait to see how these are working, so I can order one soon!
78 months ago
Awesome news. Can't wait to see how these are working, so I can order one soon!
Hope they get good reviews. Lookin for a dual core 2.16 15" myself
78 months ago
I wonder why Apple decided to up the processor speeds. :confused:
Maybe Intel gave them a better deal on the faster processors (after all, if everyone uses a faster intel processor it makes intel look good).
Or...
Apple's previous benchmarks were wrong so they needed to make up for it?
Or...
Apple had planed it all along.
Maybe Intel gave them a better deal on the faster processors (after all, if everyone uses a faster intel processor it makes intel look good).
Or...
Apple's previous benchmarks were wrong so they needed to make up for it?
Or...
Apple had planed it all along.
78 months ago
Did you all notice the two stickers on the bottom of the MacBook? What do they say? It sort of looks like MacBook and there's a bar code? Very PC!
78 months ago
Hey, nice box.
Other than that, looks like a PowerBook. I can wait for a sub 15" to call my own.
Other than that, looks like a PowerBook. I can wait for a sub 15" to call my own.
78 months ago
Those stickers won't appear on shipping units...I don't think...
One of them says, "Apple Development Team."
One of them says, "Apple Development Team."
78 months ago
the picture that shows the bottom of macbook is intriguing. did i see it correctly that it shows the memory slot?
so i don't need tiny phillips screws anymore maybe....
you had to expect the increase in size of powerbrick....
someone turn that thing on and tell us the battery life please!
so i don't need tiny phillips screws anymore maybe....
you had to expect the increase in size of powerbrick....
someone turn that thing on and tell us the battery life please!
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