MacBook Pro Speed Bump
In addition to the MacBook introduction today, Apple has quietly bumped the specs of its MacBook Pro line, leaving pricepoints unchanged.
The lineup currently stands as:
15.4" 2.0Ghz Core Duo, $1,999
15.4" 2.16Ghz Core Duo, $2,499
17" 2.16Ghz Core Duo, $2,799
Customers are also now able to custom-build their MacBook Pro with a glossy screen at no additional charge.
The lineup currently stands as:
15.4" 2.0Ghz Core Duo, $1,999
15.4" 2.16Ghz Core Duo, $2,499
17" 2.16Ghz Core Duo, $2,799
Customers are also now able to custom-build their MacBook Pro with a glossy screen at no additional charge.
Top Rated Comments
(View all)75 months ago
It's nice to see that Apple is stepping up the pace with respect to its updates now that they are an Intel shop. Hopefully we will continue to see frequent speed bumps, etc. like this. To compete with the likes of Dell, etc., Apple pretty much has to - updates every 6 months simply doesn't cut it anymore. :cool:
75 months ago
My MBP is obselete already :( I'm really intrigued by those Black MacBooks this thing might go on eBay soon once i read some reviews!
75 months ago
As was pointed out in this thread (beat you Macrumors :p), there have also been price cuts on the 17" model in some jurisdictions. For example, in Oz, the price has dropped from $4599 to $4399...
75 months ago
but still no FW800 or DL DVD burner support on the 15"
Is there a drive that does this that fits in the 15" case yet? I thought the only reason the 17" got this was because the trackpad didn't sit over the drive (so there was more room for a bigger drive)?75 months ago
:( bought the 1.83ghz version 3 weeks ago, now im wanting 2.0ghz and the shiny screen
75 months ago
Well, as a 1.83 owner, I admit to some disappointment, but hey, life's tough in the aluminum siding business.
I'm happy to see that updates in the intel era won't be limited to 6 month or longer major releases, but will in fact be updated to keep up with the bleeding edge of technology. Good job Apple!
I am also pretty intrigued by the glossy screen that Apple is offering. I love the colors on that style of screen in general, but always feel like they suffer from quite a lot of glare. I'm nto sure which I would have picked had there been a choice when I bought!
I'm feelin' for you, I'm in the same boat exactly!
I'm happy to see that updates in the intel era won't be limited to 6 month or longer major releases, but will in fact be updated to keep up with the bleeding edge of technology. Good job Apple!
I am also pretty intrigued by the glossy screen that Apple is offering. I love the colors on that style of screen in general, but always feel like they suffer from quite a lot of glare. I'm nto sure which I would have picked had there been a choice when I bought!
:( bought the 1.83ghz version 3 weeks ago, now im wanting 2.0ghz and the shiny screen
I'm feelin' for you, I'm in the same boat exactly!
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