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How long should the RevA MBP last?
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Since the MBP is running on a brand new Intel Core Duo and has a decent graphics card, how long should its life be?
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You mean until it breaks or until it's obsolete?
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How long until its obsolete?
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(sold)12" 1.33ghz iBook G4 512mb Ram [my first osx mac, way too slow]
(sold)15" 1.67ghz 1gig Ram Powerbook [I need more power a.k.a. Macbook]
15" 1.83ghz 1gig Ram MacBook Pro
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Obsolete is subjective. If what you mean is "before it wont run any of the latest and greatest software" then you have a number of years, possibly longer. However, if what you mean is "how long until it is replaced by a laptop that is significantly better." Then in my opinion you have two revisions before the new MBP will be substantially better then this one. Which is about a year.
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