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Originally Posted by harrisjamieh
I would HATE to have an apple product associated with the word Celeron. YUK! The word celeron just conjures up utter crappy processors w…
It'll definityl have magsafe - they've used the same (As far as I know) non-magsafe power adapter for both the iBook and Powerbook lines. using the same adapter cuts cost, not to m…
Yeah, Eug, since you seem to be really up on Intel's product lines, you should post a "recovering PowerPC zealot's guide to Intel processor families" to your blog. Or point us to w…
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Originally Posted by Timetheus
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't the Core Duo and "Yonah Celeron" the same chip? I thought Core Duo is the market name of the chip code-…
Well, I just want small, whether its a "Pro" or an iBook replacement. If something has Blu-Ray in it this summer, I want it. If not, I'll just kick myself a lot when it shows up on…
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Originally Posted by Eug Wanker
Perhaps you should read up on Yonah Celeron. A Yonah Celeron blows the G4 out of the water in terms of raw performance. It has 1 MB L2 cac…
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Originally Posted by mduell
All Dothan Pentium M have 2MB L2, not 1MB. Most have 533FSB, some have 400FSB.
Correct. My bad. I should have said Pentium M Banias.
Gah.. Too many names.. Brain.. melting...
Seriously, I know I could go poking around the internets myself to learn this stuff, but you 2 have clearly done the initial scouting. So…
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Originally Posted by slugslugslug
Gah.. Too many names.. Brain.. melting...
Seriously, I know I could go poking around the internets myself to learn this stuff, but you …
Celerons?
OK, Apple has already put so much effort into marketing Core to people I can't imagine them touching Celeron with a ten foot pole. Of course there will be a Celeron Yon…
Another point some here are trying to make is that there needs to be additional ways to distinguish a low-end MBP from the Mac Book marketing-wise. IMHO that's nonsense. Apple went…
After all that blurb, I forgot to post some specs.
So here's my guess
• Mac Book - 13.3" widescreen, T1300, 60-100GB, Combo/SD, 64MB/128MB VRAM, DVI optional
• Mac Book Pro - 15.…
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Originally Posted by Simon
People should get used to the idea of carrying white if it has to be small. Like it or not - Al is for the big guys.
Some of us are willi…
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Originally Posted by f1000
Some of us are willing to pay a premium for a professional-looking 13" MacBook Pro.
I'm certain there are many who would. But many on this…
Come to think of it, maybe the 12" PB always was stigmatized by basically being an Al iBook. It was developed by iBook people and it shared many technical aspects with the iBook.
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Originally Posted by Simon
Celerons?
OK, Apple has already put so much effort into marketing Core to people I can't imagine them touching Celeron with a ten foot pole. …
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Originally Posted by Eug Wanker
Where did you get the 12" sales numbers? Apple doesn't publish them.
Apple never published numbers showing how one specific model of …
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Certainly. I think Apple's problem is that they can't put the same guts into the 12" as the 15"; it's not just pure marketing (remember, Steve loves small things,…
Of course they could put the L2300 into a 13" MBP instead of a T2300 or a T1300.
Problem is, it drives the price up even further. It's currently going for $284
It would be rathe…
Although you're probably already aware of this, I will just reiterate that those prices aren't what Apple pays.
Those are standard prices in batches of 1000, without any included …
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Originally Posted by slugslugslug
Thanks. By the way, is it pronounced like "dwell," "duel," or none of the above?
Dual/duel, unless you're a telemarketer.
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Originally Posted by Simon
IMHO there are two ways to end this vicious circle. One is to just drop the 12" altogether. That might bug some people on this board, but it wo…
I would hate to see any laptop without an internal optical drive, even if it makes it 1/2 the size. Though I do not always use the optical drive in my iBook, I would be lost on the…
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Originally Posted by harrisjamieh
Though I do not always use the optical drive in my iBook, I would be lost on the odd occasion that I am away from home and need to insta…