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I put big money on it using the GMA950 just like the Mini.
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I think the Mini (Solo core model) is a good indication of what the ibook will be technologically.
I myself am trying to get a new current model ibook when they announce the intel model...
Now its just a matter of when...
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| Silver Samurai wrote: | I think the Mini (Solo core model) is a good indication of what the ibook will be technologically.
I myself am trying to get a new current model ibook when they announce the intel model...
Now its just a matter of when... |
I think they will definitely offer Core Duo model iBooks. (and possibly lower-end Core Solo's like the Mini's) The main differences between the MacBook Pro's and the new iBook/MacBook's will be graphics and, possibly, CPU speed. (which is likely why they released even faster MBP's then orginally advertised)
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Core Solo in a 12", Core Duo in a 14"?
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| Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 12:52 am Post subject: |
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| iMav wrote: | | Silver Samurai wrote: | I think the Mini (Solo core model) is a good indication of what the ibook will be technologically.
I myself am trying to get a new current model ibook when they announce the intel model...
Now its just a matter of when... |
I think they will definitely offer Core Duo model iBooks. (and possibly lower-end Core Solo's like the Mini's) The main differences between the MacBook Pro's and the new iBook/MacBook's will be graphics and, possibly, CPU speed. (which is likely why they released even faster MBP's then orginally advertised) |
YOu have a good point. Need to be able to differentiate the 2 lines.
As for me, the current ibook will suit my needs. If i need more power, I have a G5 iMac to fit the bill...
But maybe Solo in 12", Dual in 14"? Although if they bring out a 13" model that messes up this g uess... lol
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| SOCOMRAIDER wrote: | | Core Solo in a 12", Core Duo in a 14"? |
I believe they will eliminate the 12 and 14" models and offier a 13" (widescreen, most likely).
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13"er is too big. lol
Yes the difference 1" will make... Maybe a dual core 13" slower then the current mini?
Who knows...
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