Ok, and if I don't wait and want the better graphics, should I forgo the refurb? It seems that i won't be saving much with the graphics upgrade on the refurb compared to the new one, correct?
That kinda depends. Only you know how much power you need, mate.
Mac Pros hold their value (I know only too well, because I'm trying to buy one second-hand...!) so, if you bought a refurb or a new 2010 model, then became dissatisfied with it after the next refresh, you could probably sell it without losing too much money.
Aside from buyer's remorse and the urge to have the latest and greatest, do you really need a better and faster computer than what is offered in the current line of MP?
I don't know your computing needs since you didn't state them so that's why I'm asking this.
I'll be using it for music composition with plenty of sample libraries and virtual instruments. Also for photoshop and some hobby 3D work, windows games and general use.
I'm sure I'd lose money if I bought this one and sold it for the next generation.
I'll be using it for music composition with plenty of sample libraries and virtual instruments. Also for photoshop and some hobby 3D work, windows games and general use.
I'm sure I'd lose money if I bought this one and sold it for the next generation.