New MacBook Pro Intel Core 2 Duo

Anybody knows when new macbook pro core 2 Duo will be available
Thank You everybody*
Michael from Paris

I don't have "crystal sphere"...
Here so much people (someone works in Apple) says that next week new MBP will be announced...

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