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Thursday January 12, 2006

Hmmmmmm

This will make you have second thoughts about purchasing a MacBook, eh?

..."They can't get enough Core Duo (chips)," said my source. He also said that if he were me, he probably wouldn't order one of the new MacBook Pros. I asked if there would be MacBook replacements for the 17-inch and 12-inch PowerBooks, but he said, "Oh, it's much cooler than that. Much cooler." - Leander Kahney

Posted in Mac OS X at Jan 12 2006, 04:37:17 PM MST 3 Comments
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Not really. There's always something newer and better just around the corner if you wait around for it. I'm sticking with my order for the 1.83 GHz version, and I expect that I will be using it until the AppleCare expires at the very least. I don't need the latest and greatest anymore, I just want a nice box to run OSX on.

Posted by Mark on January 12, 2006 at 07:02 PM MST #

Who cares, Im *frothing* at the mouth for the next apple product.

Posted by Alonso on January 12, 2006 at 09:13 PM MST #

The rumors are killing me! I was really hyped to get a new 12" dual core based on the rumor mill when MacWorld revealed only a 15" PowerBook. After wringing my hands for two days - and seeing that Matt had ordered his - I finally succumbed to my compulsive disorder and ordered my 1.83GHz, 2G, 100GB, 7200rpm MacBook today. But alas, my obsessive nature kept me in bondage to the same rumor sites and I began to feel a sinking feeling that I had ordered too soon. My suspicions were finally given teeth when I looked at the latest entry from Matt. As I reached my bottom, I declared this stops now! I'm sticking to my order and will take delivery of my new MacBook in February even if Steve himself announces a faster, cheaper, lighter, lower power, brighter, ipod compatible, video capable, quadruple core, alien inspired machine that is loaded with and bootable from Windows XP, Vista, OS X, SUSE, Amiga, and OS/360 tomorrow. I'm getting off the elevator here.

Posted by Richard Williams on January 13, 2006 at 05:47 AM MST #

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