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I agree with mastertechnc. &nbsp;There will always be something new and cool just around the corner, but I don't think that Apple has anything waiting in the wings to spring on us. &nbsp;They just did the Airbook and did some recent upgrades to the Mac Pro. &nbsp;I say if it does what you want go for it.
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I agree with mastertechnc.  There will always be something new and cool just around the corner, but I don't think that Apple has anything waiting in the wings to spring on us.  They just did the Airbook and did some recent upgrades to the Mac Pro.  I say if it does what you want go for it.

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Hi folks. My client is ready to replace her PowerBook G4 but we are all unsure if now is the right time buy or if something cool is less than 6 months away (say, Christmas) and worth waiting for. Anybody in the loop? Thanks!
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Hi folks. My client is ready to replace her PowerBook G4 but we are all unsure if now is the right time buy or if something cool is less than 6 months away (say, Christmas) and worth waiting for. Anybody in the loop? Thanks!

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