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Disposable Laptop Works Better as a Metaphor Than as an Actual Product [Concepts]
Original at Gizmodo
• Tue, Nov 3
By John Herrman But if you think about it, we're heading toward this kind of design anyway: flimsy, dirt-cheap netbooks seem to have a short intended lifespan, and hell, even my polycarbonate MacBook felt like it was beginning to disintegrate after about two years of heavy use. It may not have been cardbo...
13-inch MacBook/2.26GHz (Late 2009)
Original at Computerworld
• Wed, Oct 28
By (Jonathan Seff) In just three and a half years, the MacBook, targeted at average computer users, students, and PC switchers, has become Apple's best-selling Mac model. In its first major remodeling since 2006, the polycarbonate MacBook has gained many of the marquee features of the 13-inch MacBook Pro...
iFixit: Disassembling the new MacBook unibody
Original at Steve Gillmor's GestureLab
• Wed, Oct 21
• 2 related articles
By Jason D. O'Grady Almost immediately after being announced, iFixIt.com did a teardown (YouTube video) the new “unibody” polycarbonate MacBook. As has been previously noted Apple has added a LED display, upgraded processor, added curves, increased battery life. Apple has also quietly removed the FireW...
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iFixit: Disassembling the new MacBook unibody
Original at ZDNet Blogs
• Wed, Oct 21
• 2 related articles
By Jason D. O'Grady Almost immediately after being announced, iFixIt.com did a teardown (YouTube video) the new "unibody" polycarbonate MacBook. As has been previously noted Apple has added a LED display, upgraded processor, added curves, increased battery life. Apple has also quietly removed the FireW...
Related articles from Steve Gillmor's GestureLab, The Apple Core.
iFixit: Disassembling the new MacBook unibody
Original at The Apple Core
• Wed, Oct 21
• 2 related articles
By Jason D. O'Grady Almost immediately after being announced, iFixIt.com did a teardown (YouTube video) the new “unibody” polycarbonate MacBook. As has been previously noted Apple has added a LED display, upgraded processor, added curves, increased battery life. Apple has also quietly removed the FireW...
Related articles from Steve Gillmor's GestureLab, ZDNet Blogs.
Save hundreds on brand new MacBooks, iMacs and MacBook Pros
Original at Apple Insider
• Wed, Oct 21
A trio of sponsors have teamed up this month to offer AppleInsider readers savings of between $100 and $280 on Apple's most popular Mac product offerings, including the brand new 21- and 27-inch iMacs, as well the newly redesigned white polycarbonate 13-inch MacBook.
Review: Apple MacBookOriginal at CrunchGear
• Tue, Oct 20
By John Biggs Another caveat is that this thing will get dirty and scratched almost immediately. Polycarbonate is not related “carbonite” or “polyadamantium” – it’s related to plastic. As such, your beautiful white MacBook will soon be a beatiful gray MacBook if you’re not careful.
Apple’s new MacBook polycarbonate unibody dissected
Original at MacDailyNews
• Tue, Oct 20
We were curious to see why Apple thought the MacBook Polycarbonate Unibody was so special, so... We were curious to see why Apple thought the MacBook Polycarbonate Unibody was so special, so...
Apple MacBook Fall 2009 (Core 2 Duo 2.26GHz, 2GB RAM, 250GB HDD, NVIDIA GeForce 9400M
Original at Videos from CNET
• Tue, Oct 20
Apple has revamped its best-selling laptop, the 13-inch MacBook, with a unibody white polycarbonate body and LED backlit display.
10 Things You Need to Know About Apple's New Stuff [Roundups]
Original at Gizmodo
• Tue, Oct 20
By Mark Wilson 7. Jobs' Polycarbonate MacBook Must Have Slipped Off His Lap Not only is Apple keeping the white MacBook around, they've added a non-slip rubber bottom in what may be the most aggressive design change since May 16, 2006, when the model original launched.
Apple intros new unibody plastic MacBook
Original at Electronista
• Tue, Oct 20
Fulfilling earlier rumors, Apple has introduced a new base-level MacBook. While still made of polycarbonate plastic, the computer sports a new unibody design, borrowing from the manufacturing technique currently used for MacBook Pros. Also carried over from the Pros is LED backlight...
And a new MacBook, too. Polycarbonate, LED display, $999
Original at CrunchGear
• Tue, Oct 20
By Nicholas Deleon • Unibody design, like the MacBook Pro • 13-inch LED backlit display Gadzooks, a new MacBook! Yup, Apple has re-designed the entry level MacBook, and it's now made of “rugged polycarbonate that withstands the rough and tumble of everyday life.” LED backlit, too.
Apple updates MacBook with LED-backlit display, Multi-Touch™ trackpad and built-in 7-hour battery
Original at MacDailyNews
• Tue, Oct 20
• 1 related articles
Apple today updated its popular MacBook with a new, durable polycarbonate unibody design featuring a brilliant LED-backlit display... Apple today updated its popular MacBook with a new, durable polycarbonate unibody design featuring a brilliant LED-backlit display...
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White MacBook gets unibody design
Original at Macworld
• Tue, Oct 20
• 4 related articles
By Jason Snell The new MacBook, while still clad in white polycarbonate, now features the same unibody construction and bright LED-backlit screens as Apple's other laptops. The $999 portable is powered by a 2.26GHz processor.
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Apple intros MacBook overhaul with LED display, 7-hour battery
Original at Apple Insider
• Tue, Oct 20
• 4 related articles
Apple Tuesday released a newly redesigned MacBook with a polycarbonate unibody design, LED-backlit display, multi-touch trackpad, and built-in battery with 7 hours of run time.
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New Unibody LED MacBook: All the Details and Hands-On Impressions [Apple]
Original at Gizmodo
• Mon, Oct 19
By John Herrman The new MacBook features a unibody, polycarbonate enclosure that makes it lighter and more durable. The new design includes a unique non-skid bottom surface and at just 4.7 pounds, the sleek MacBook slides easily into a backpack or briefcase. MacBook comes standard with a bright, LED-bac...
Opinion: Rumor of plastic MacBooks
Original at Ubergizmo
• Mon, Sep 28
Looks like Apple is set to retain their entry-level polycarbonate MacBook line, albeit iwth a redesign that might debut at the same time as a new range of iMacs in the coming weeks. The good news is this - rumor has it that these revamped MacBooks could be the most affordable MacBooks ever. It w...
Apple close to unveiling all-new MacBook line
Original at Apple Insider
• Thu, Sep 24
An initiative on the part of Apple to retain and redesign its low-cost polycarbonate MacBook line due to ongoing economic uncertainties is now believed to be closer to fruition than once thought, AppleInsider has been told.