http://www.macrumors.com/
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There will be no new 17" MacBook Pro immediately available, and it's unclear when/if it will be revised. The existing 17" model will still remain on sale but with increased storage/RAM options.
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There will be no new 17" MacBook Pro immediately available, and it's unclear when/if it will be revised. The existing 17" model will still remain on sale but with increased storage/RAM options.

Based on information we've gathered it seems the $899 product (K29, MB382LL/A) that has appeared on Apple's product lists is likely an LED Apple Cinema Display and not a low-end MacBook.
AppleInsider also confirms that new displays with a DisplayPort connector and MagSafe adapters are likely to arrive. The rumor site also believes the $899 product is likely a 24" Cinema Display.
This throws some doubt into the remainder of the analysis for the part numbers that were leaked.
Update: It should be noted that the $1299 presumed MacBook price point is labeled "Better" so it represents the mid range price for the MacBook. We still don't know what the entry level MacBook price will be.



-39% larger tracking area than we've ever had before, multitouch, glass for silky smooth travel (that's a quote)
-Gorgeous multitouch glass trackpad-New trackpad for notebooks
-If you compare this with the pro graphics in the MacBook Pro, we're at 55 percent of 3D graphics performance instead of 10 percent. If you look at overall graphics performance, we're at 82%
-From about 3x to 6x speedups when we go to play games on it (real world performance)
-Chipset + GPU on one die, 70% of die area is GPU, 16 parallel graphics cores, 54 Gigaflops of graphics performance, up to 5 times faster graphics than Intel integrated graphics



-Today we're replacing the old one... full glass screen (looks just like iMac), thin display, all connectors on one side

mick e wrote:The one-piece machined aluminum shell is classic Apple elitist design.

-Second config is $2499, 15.4" screen, 2.53GHz, 6MB L2, can upgrade any model to 2.8GHz
-Come in two models, $1999 for 15.4" LED-backlit display, 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo/3MB L2, 2GB 1066MHz DDR3 memory, both NVIDIA chips, 250GB hard drive, slot-loading superdrive
-802.11n, Bluetooth 2.1, it's 0.95 inches thick
-Access battery and drives through lid in the bottom, full accessibility to battery and the drives
-MacBook Pro will have HDD and SSD (solid state drive)
-Mini Display is the equivalent of a fullsize DVI connector, building it into everything Apple makes
-Slot-load superdrive, MagSafe on the other side, gigabit ethernet, firewire 800 (no FW400 port), two USB, Mini Display Port, audio in & out, expresscard 34 slot, battery indicator to the side of the product


mick e wrote:17" laptop? EOL?
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(Maybe the killed it a long time ago. mick e is out of the fanboy loop lately.)


-5 hours of battery life [meaning 3, as usual - Matt], all environmentally friendly
-multitouch trackpad (glass), same unibody construction, 5x the graphics performance
-thinner, metal, all-new
-Entry price is $999




mick e wrote:mick e thinks that they endeavored to stress that the $999 model would be the same plastic body of the previous models, while the two new Macbooks introduced today start at $1299.
Confusing, yes.

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