Whoa! I guess I got a little too carried away - starting with MacBook Pro and straying right into outer space is quite a leap, even if it is just a leap of thought! Anyway, coming back to planet Earth's plane of geek-dom, let's see how strong the possibilities of an upgraded MacBook Pro's launch looks to be this year. With strong rumors of the possibilities of the iPhone 5 getting released sometime soon this year, followed close on the heels by rumors of iPad2, a new iPhone version and iPhone OS 4.0 getting released this year, the air is charged with ions of expectation regarding the release of a new, upgraded version of the MacBook Pro (2011) sometime soon this year. In fact, extremely reliable media sources have also confirmed a list of Apple products that are lined up for release this year and a new MacBook Pro is very much a part of that list! So, when is the new MacBook Pro coming out? Let's find out!
Carl Peterson is a man for all seasons. Perhaps best known as the inventor of the popular swing-blade portable sawmill, Peterson's wide-ranging interests include science, economics, politics, meditation, spirituality, environmentalism, health, fitness, and nutrition. He has authored cutting-edge books on Earth Changes and No-tax economics, and has spoken widely on the numerous topics. History may well define him as the first to note the direct link between modern taxation and the banking monopoly/conspiracy on the creation of new money out of thin air. In short, taxes taketh away and the banks giveth (with interest, of course). His website, covers a whole gamut of interesting and insightful revelations, including the unmistakable link between the banking system, the US government, taxation, and the horrific events of 9-11.
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