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Only in 15". the 13" are c2d.
by antidaily 17y ago
Only in 15". the 13" are c2d.
- Dylanfm 17y agoWow, I can't believe they actually released another one with Core 2 Duo.
- jrockway 17y agoIt eliminates the ??? step: Step 1: Release Core 2 Duo Step 2: Release Core 2 Duo now that they're practically free Step 3: Profit.
- salsabor 17y agoI think the point is Apple prefers the 13" Macbook pro having the more powerful NVIDIA integrated GPU over the iX Intel Core CPUs's Intel HD integrate GPU.
- OrangeGuutan 17y agoNot to be snarky, but, we know :) "We chose killer graphics plus 10 hour battery life over a very small CPU speed increase. Users will see far more performance boost from the speedy graphics" (Steve Jobs).
- astrodust 17y agoNo amount of CPU would make the NVidia 9400 faster. It's simply a dog.
- enterneo 17y agoIs there really any difference between 13" MBP and 13" MB apart from unibody? (and is it worth the price difference?)
- dagw 17y agoGiven how evasive the salesman at my local Apple store was when I asked that question recently I imagine it's not much of a difference.
- jbellis 17y agoI don't think the non-pro model can drive a 30" monitor.
- borism 17y agoboth had Nvidia GeForce 9400M
- jonknee 17y agoAs of the update today the MBP is more desirable: significantly better better life, twice the RAM, slightly faster CPU and that slick unibody case which is thinner and lighter. Before the refresh the MB was the best bang for buck.
- akgerber 17y agoNothing too much performance-wise. The new plastic one is even, at least in name, unibody. But it has a glossy keyboard area which you can scratch up pretty easily with a watch strap (I tried this at the store). Looks like they put in a new battery in the Pro, and it has a fancier graphics card, SD card reader, and Firewire. To me, the Al casing is worth a bit more money and wouldn't mind an SD reader, so I'd watch the Apple refurb store for last-gen Pros (which is what I did in January).