A lineup of portable MacBook Pro may debut next week, according to a report Friday from AppleInsider. Never-Barfly, citing "people familiar with the matter", a blog focused on Apple says that Cupertino is mulling whether to start the upgraded notebooks by the end of February. If so, Apple is running out of time to issue party invites.
Refurbished MacBook Pro rumors have swirled for weeks, with some bloggers predict an early March-the ship date for newer laptops Apple. Since the last update MacBook was almost a year ago, in April of 2010 (in addition to a firmware upgrade in November), the series is definitely ripe for an update.
Other signs indicate that a change is due. Supplies of 15 and 17-inch MacBook Pro are reportedly running out at Apple stores and retailers-party in Japan and United States. While the new notebooks will feature new Intel Sandy Bridge processors, they do not include design widely reported defect chipset that could hamper the performance of storage devices. (Intel has since fixed the glitch chip).
Of course, the new MacBook Pro specs remain a mystery. That is the reason not to speculate, however. ISpazio Italian blog tech says that we can expect five new models with screens 13, 15 and 17 inches. The other observers believe Apple-that new Mac can sport solid-state drive, rather than conventional hard drives.
This is all great, but where is iPad 2?
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