We are hearing reports that next year will be the year that Apple dishes out a full review of the design for the MacBook Pro's update is scheduled on Thursday is seen as a hardware upgrade to 'existing' models but those of you who want to buy a Macbook that looks very different than the current MacBook, you may want to wait until 2012.
The next line of text has been published by iLounge, who have obtained their information through one of its sources:
"Next year is the year that Apple will introduce a new design for the MacBook Pro product family, which is already developing Quanta in Taiwan."
With this in mind, you may want to think twice before paying $ 1000 + for a Macbook Pro, which is only going to see visually the same as current models. If the specifications of the new 13-inch MacBook Pro are impressive, but I would say that the money would be better invested in a new MacBook Pro model with a new design and 2012 hardware features.
Put it this way, why spend money on an old product? Something to consider once Apple press the refresh button of magic in its stores worldwide. Give us your opinion on this. If you're still going to buy the MacBook Pro 2011, or wait for a MacBook Pro 2012 model with a new design?
The next line of text has been published by iLounge, who have obtained their information through one of its sources:"Next year is the year that Apple will introduce a new design for the MacBook Pro product family, which is already developing Quanta in Taiwan."
With this in mind, you may want to think twice before paying $ 1000 + for a Macbook Pro, which is only going to see visually the same as current models. If the specifications of the new 13-inch MacBook Pro are impressive, but I would say that the money would be better invested in a new MacBook Pro model with a new design and 2012 hardware features.
Put it this way, why spend money on an old product? Something to consider once Apple press the refresh button of magic in its stores worldwide. Give us your opinion on this. If you're still going to buy the MacBook Pro 2011, or wait for a MacBook Pro 2012 model with a new design?
