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gizmodo.com - 10/16/2008

MacBook and MacBook Pro Dual Review [Review]

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Before Tuesday, there was no way a MacBook and a MacBook Pro could appear in a single review. Too much separated the two systems, from outer appearance (build materials and backlit keyboard) to inner nitty gritty (graphics processors, etc.). To group the two classes together would have been ...

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