Apple MacBook (Early 2009) Reviews

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Apple MacBook (Early 2009) Review

When I looked at the Unibody MacBook a little while ago I liked almost everything about it. What I disliked most about the notebook was its sticker price. Apple decided to make the new MacBook more expensive than previous versions since it's built like...

Priced like a MacBook should be (compared to Unibody) ; Runs cool ; Mature design, most of the kinks are gone ; Great battery life ; NVIDIA 9400M ; FireWire

Specs are still too low for my liking (RAM and especially HDD)

I say this because I really would like to see more people using Macs, I've always considered them to be the VW of computers. Anyone who spends any amount of time on a computer deserves to own a Mac at least once and more accessible pricing would...

Feb, 2009

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Expert review by : Andrew Harrison (techadvisor.co.uk)

Apple MacBook (Early 2009 nVidia) review

When Apple updated its notebook range late last year, the headline news was a move to a unique aluminium unibody construction. These portables made good use of a chassis milled from solid metal, creating a strong shell around which to construct a...

While we have our reservations about the cheapened trackpad and mouse button, the revised Apple MacBook is still a good value laptop with a very impressive balance of capabilities. A new graphics processor raises the game, making the MacBook...

Mar, 2009

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Expert review by : Andrew Harrison (techworld.com)

Apple MacBook (Early 2009 nVidia) laptop review

At £719 the 13in, white Apple Macbook is the most affordable way of getting an Apple laptop.

While we have our reservations about the cheapened trackpad and mouse button, the revised Apple MacBook is still a good value laptop with a very impressive balance of capabilities. A new graphics processor raises the game, making the MacBook...

Mar, 2009

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