'MacBook Pro 2010' RAM Modules Spotted?
ThesMac.gr (translation) claims that they have spotted evidence of new memory modules marketed for the upcoming "MacBook Pro 2010".
The site doesn't list the source for the image, though a quick search shows a site called Adl.it listing the same part. The same parts were spotted at Kingston last week but were not labeled as "MacBook Pro 2010" modules at the time. The "MB" part numbers, however, do match up with Kingston's other MacBook RAM parts.
While new MacBook Pros are expected, there are a few inconsistencies in the listings that make them hard to take at face value. The photo above labels the processor as the outdated Core 2 Duo. Also, the bus speed of 1333MHz doesn't really match up with the expected processors to be found in the MacBook Pro. Still, the part numbers seem real and have been propagated to other resellers.
Apple is widely expected to launch new MacBook Pros any day now.
The site doesn't list the source for the image, though a quick search shows a site called Adl.it listing the same part. The same parts were spotted at Kingston last week but were not labeled as "MacBook Pro 2010" modules at the time. The "MB" part numbers, however, do match up with Kingston's other MacBook RAM parts.
While new MacBook Pros are expected, there are a few inconsistencies in the listings that make them hard to take at face value. The photo above labels the processor as the outdated Core 2 Duo. Also, the bus speed of 1333MHz doesn't really match up with the expected processors to be found in the MacBook Pro. Still, the part numbers seem real and have been propagated to other resellers.
Apple is widely expected to launch new MacBook Pros any day now.
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26 months ago
Here's the correct link for translated version:
http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=el&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.thesmac.gr%2Fmodules%2Fnews%2Farticle.php%3Fstoryid%3D210
http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=el&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.thesmac.gr%2Fmodules%2Fnews%2Farticle.php%3Fstoryid%3D210
26 months ago
w00t
DDR3 1333 is supported on the i7 Quad Core Mobile Processors! I am too lazy to link it but a quick google search shows that.
Perhaps the i7-720QM and i7-820QM are in order?
DDR3 1333 is supported on the i7 Quad Core Mobile Processors! I am too lazy to link it but a quick google search shows that.
Perhaps the i7-720QM and i7-820QM are in order?
26 months ago
if it's really C2D -> epic fail :rolleyes:
although I'm not going to upgrade soon: RELEASE'EM ALREADY!!! :apple: ;)
although I'm not going to upgrade soon: RELEASE'EM ALREADY!!! :apple: ;)
26 months ago
Jesus Apple, just announce the new MBPs and put an end to endless rumors.
I'll buy it as soon as it's announced assuming that it's not old technology.
I'll buy it as soon as it's announced assuming that it's not old technology.
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