Apple coming out of the new MacBook Pro?

The MacBook Pro supply at Apple stores and retailers suddenly dropped sharply. Is this a sign that Apple is preparing to launch a new version of this laptop?

Recent market information shows that MacBook Pro laptop products, especially the 15-inch and 17-inch series, at Apple's retail stores as well as at other dealers suddenly become scarce.

The MacRumors technology website also said that at this time, at least one large retailer sent a notice to its branches and agents that they could not meet the current order volume though Demand has not increased significantly.

Amazon announced that it will only be available in about 1-2 months.

This information has led many people to immediately speculate on the possibility that Apple is quietly reducing supplies and "shedding" of older MacBook Pro models to prepare to launch their new version.

According to Amazon online retailer, the 17-inch MacBook Pro has become very scarce and this situation may last another 1-2 months. Some of Amazon 'centipede' retailers also confirm this situation.

Meanwhile, on its website, Apple still announced 'Available within 24 hours'. This shows that Apple is trying to devote the final product to prioritize service for customers who buy directly.

Previously, it was reported that Apple plans to "renew" its MacBook Pro laptops in the first half of 2011. Many believe that the new MacBook Pro will be equipped with the new Sandy Bridge processor. The most Intel has launched at CES 2011 will also have the same features as they did with the MacBook Air to increase device performance and reduce size, weight, etc.