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Quad-core for MacBook Pro???

Is the MacBook Pro about to receive a quad-core speed bump?.  I certaintly hope so as it would be a welcome upgrade and a true reason to buy and replace my current 15" MacBook Pro.  For those of us who do true multitasking!  It seems likely that this story is true as per the support files describe in the article linked to this post.  Cool...Very Cool!

October 26, 2009 in AppleLife, MacBook Pro, Quad-core |

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