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Buy now or wait?
The standard hardware maxims still hold true even with Apple equipment. The best way to see a performance increase is usually to increase the amount of RAM available. If you aren't maxed out, I would do that before buying a new machine. RAM is relatively inexpensive and hopefully the performance increase will give you enough time to further evaluate things when Apple decides to release some more detailed information - like, for example, exactly WHICH Intel processor(s) will be used.
Buy now or wait?
Personally I think you'll run into more compatibility problems if you buy one of the first Intel Macs (which will likely be laptops anyway). |
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