Everyone is eager to hear what Apple has to say at the keynote at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). We've already confirmed they'll deliver new information on iOS 6, OS X Mountain Lion, and an updated iCloud, based on the banners hanging at Moscone Center West in San Francisco. But people seemed to be more interested in what has not been confirmed, namely the MacBook Pro 2012 and the iPhone 5.
For those who are looking forward to see an upgrade in Apple’s notebook lineup, here is the latest “leaked” information that was released a few hours before the company opened the conference.
Here are the specs of the new MacBook Pro 2012 lines, according to 9to5Mac.
9to5Mac also mentioned that the pricing would be quite high.
“We’ve been told that these will not be cheap and even pass the $4000 equivalent mark on the high end in some countries,” wrote 9to5Mac. “Who’s going to throw down for these?” By comparison, the current 15-inch MacBook Pro starts at $1799.
According to other rumors, MacBook Pro 2012 will come with high-resolution Retina Display, will be much thinner than the current version, and will have Thunderbolt and USB 3.0 ports.
So what do you think? How many of these would be unveiled at WWDC in a few hours?
