Report: Apple Developing 15-inch Super-Slim MacBook Pro

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  • masc243
    applesolutely
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  • iubyont
    There goes Intel's ultrabook concept.
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  • reggieray
    Let me guess, no DVD drive. So it is going to actually be a 15" Air.
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  • back_by_demand
    Would they merge the product lines?

    If so would it be the Macbook Air Pro or the Macbook Pro Air?
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  • reggieray
    I really hope this whole "You don't need no stinking DVD drive" thing blows up in Apples face. I am not buying another Apple. No DVD support, no Apple for me.
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  • Absolutely the way to go. Hopefully it is power/speed matches the current macPro
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  • cknobman
    "You want to buy one of these"

    as Lord Jobs waives his hand in front of your face.
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  • boiler1990
    I think Apple is trying to isolate itself from the rest of the market. No optical drives to install programs which can be purchased/downloaded from the App Store.

    Whether or not this will come back to bite them? We'll see.


    My other thought is that the dedicated GPU will be lost if this is as thin as the Airs. That would ruin the Pro's selling point.
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  • Not if we lose optical drive and firewire. not everyone lives in unlimited broadband land, and many of us have big investments in firewire drives. only the rich can throw away everything in the interest of innovation.
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  • nadavp3
    I don't need any optical drive.

    What I do need is dedicated GPU, this is why I won't buy the new 13" air (13 is my preferred size..) lets hope this one gets a proper GPU ha?
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