MacBook Pro Supplies Constrained, Steve Jobs Says 'Not to Worry'
The prolonged wait for updated MacBook Pros continue without any major hints at when they might arrive. A report last week suggested that a shortage of Intel notebook chips could be contributing to the delay.
MacRumors has heard that the MacBook Pro supplies to retailers have abruptly become constrained, possibly suggesting that updates could be imminent.
Meanwhile, one MacRumors reader emailed Steve Jobs directly about concerns about how long he's had to wait for the new MacBook Pro updates and Apple's recent focus on the iPad. He wrote "I recognise the need for secrecy etc but I am really losing heart in the lack of vision for the MBP and Mac Pros. Not expecting a response but as someone who has personally switched dozens of people onto the mac way this is a sad email for me to compose."
As he's been occasionally known to do, Steve Jobs reportedly responded with a short reply that simply said "Not to worry."
MacRumors has heard that the MacBook Pro supplies to retailers have abruptly become constrained, possibly suggesting that updates could be imminent.
Meanwhile, one MacRumors reader emailed Steve Jobs directly about concerns about how long he's had to wait for the new MacBook Pro updates and Apple's recent focus on the iPad. He wrote "I recognise the need for secrecy etc but I am really losing heart in the lack of vision for the MBP and Mac Pros. Not expecting a response but as someone who has personally switched dozens of people onto the mac way this is a sad email for me to compose."
As he's been occasionally known to do, Steve Jobs reportedly responded with a short reply that simply said "Not to worry."
Top Rated Comments
(View all)25 months ago
So - my brother, whom I've told to wait, is still waiting.
I'm beginning to look like a fool.
What should I tell him? He wants a MacBook Pro!! But I don't want him coming to me moaning that he's spent a fortune on a computer that, a few days later, is old technology.
What do I do?
I'm beginning to look like a fool.
What should I tell him? He wants a MacBook Pro!! But I don't want him coming to me moaning that he's spent a fortune on a computer that, a few days later, is old technology.
What do I do?
25 months ago
So - my bother, whom I've told to wait, is still waiting.
I'm beginning to look like a fool.
What should I tell him? He want a MacBook Pro!!
Not to worry
25 months ago
People say MacBook Pro is late,
Steve Jobs say "Why the hate?
Don't worry, be happy."
Steve Jobs say "Why the hate?
Don't worry, be happy."
25 months ago
haha finally a response! i've got 2 friends of mine who i converted over to the dark side and are waving their light sabres at my head now cz the wait is going on forever :P
25 months ago
Apple haters will see "not to worry" as being an empty dismissive statement. Yet most of us probably think it means great new product soon :rolleyes:
I hope for the latter.
I hope for the latter.
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