apcmag.com - 10/16/2008
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The new MacBook (and Pro) are the first notebooks from Apple to use a SATA optical drive. This means that if you were prepared to jerry-rig it up, you could actually take out the optical drive and put a second hard drive in there. Yes, that means you could potentially have a MacBook Pro ...
ifixit.com - 10/16/2008
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12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 iFixit News 10/15: We took apart the new MacBook Unibody! 10/15: We also disassembled the new MacBook Pro! 9/10: We ...
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MacBook Pro Unibody First Look
apple.com - 10/14/2008
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Display 13-inch MacBook showing display. Graphics and video
support NVIDIA GeForce 9400M Video output options Input MacBook
showing keyboard. 2.0GHz MacBook 2.4GHz MacBook
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MacBook - Technical Specifications
appleinsider.com - 10/18/2008
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appleinsider.com —
Assuming last minute snags are avoided, the coming
weeks should bring new iMacs, rounding out Apple's 2008
hardware introductions as the company enters the holiday shopping season with one of its strongest product portfolios ever.
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Due next from Apple: refreshed 20- and 24-inch iMacs
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MacBook/MacBook Pro Roundup
Technology - Channel Feed —
It’s only been a few days since the launch of the all new MacBook and MacBook Pro but a lot has been written about it. I’ve taken the liberty of collecting some good reads about them. If you’re deciding whether or not to get one of these babies then I suggest going over these articles to see if it’s really meant for you or should you just pocket that dough and wait a little longer.
APC’s Top 10 things you didn’t know about the new MacBook
iFixit’s MacBook Pro First Look (Disassembly)
iFixit’s MacBook First Look (Disassembly)
Gizmodo’s MacBook and ...
5 reasons damaging your MacBook is a worse idea now than ever before
CrunchGear —
... We have no reason to doubt the strength of Apple’s glass display covers (iPhone and iPod Touch breakages were far below what everyone expected), but think about this: say a rogue spoon at a coffee shop puts a crack in your glass, but the screen works fine. You can’t just replace the glass; it’s fused with the entire upper half — inseparable from the LCD screen. So instead of replacing a $30 pane of glass, you’re repairing a $500-$600 display. Oops! ...
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Apple Document Confirms MacBook/MacBook Pro (Late 2008)
macrumors.com 10/12/2008 —
Apple has published a support document (PDF) specifically for the "MacBook/MacBook Pro (Late 2008)" models. Besides the name, the document is not especially revealing. It appears to be a service document when replacing the display on the new...
Sources: latest MacBook Pro photo is the real deal
appleinsider.com 10/9/2008 — A photo of a mysterious notebook leaked on the Internet Wednesday is indeed one taken of Apple's next-generation MacBook Pro casing, AppleInsider can confirm. Meanwhile, some additional photos of a similar, but still unauthenticated 13-inch notebook ...
Hands On With MacBook Pro 2008 [New Macbook Pro]
gizmodo.com 10/14/2008 — The MacBook Pro refresh feels exactly what you'd imagine it to be from the images in our liveblog . The screen is bright and goes almost right up against the edge of the display portion of the top. The keyboard is similar to the MacBook Air and has ...
17-inch MacBook Pro is Unibody, $2799 [Macworld 2009]
i.gizmodo.com 1/7/2009 — Finally providing a noticeable difference between the MacBook and MacBook Pro , Apple has pushed the Pro's screen to 17 inches, its price to $2799, and thrown in a high-capacity (non-replaceable!) battery. The new Pro has the unibody aluminum ...
New MacBook / MacBook Pro unboxing and first impressions
engadget.com 10/15/2008 —
We've had a chance to spend a little time with Apple's new laptop offerings, and we wanted to give you a taste of what's changed -- and stayed the same -- in the MacBook and MacBook Pro . Included after the break is a rundown of our impressions. ...
Apple MacBook unboxing photo gallery —
T3.com News 10/15/2008
Announced just last night, we've been busy all morning taking photos of our unboxing experience with one of the new MacBooks, a 13.3" model boasting a 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, and 2GB of 1067 MHx DDR3 RAM.
We'll have a review within ...
NVIDIA Offers Details on 9400M GPU —
I4U News 10/15/2008
Yesterday Apple announced its new MacBook computers and one of the biggest changes was the ousting of Intel's integrated graphics and NVIDIA taking over with its new GeForce 9400M GPU. NVIDIA has released more details on the GPU and promises a five ...
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