The coolest thing, in my book, is that Apple is no longer holding iBook/MacBook owners back from using dual displays. All three models include a 13.3-inch 1280x800 display which is powered by the anticipated-but-dreaded Intel GMA 950 graphics chipset. The high-end model clocks in at a respectable US$1,499.
The high-end model also sports the T2500, an 80GB hard drive, and the black-colored case. The mid-range MacBook goes for US$1,299 and has a SuperDrive and a Core Duo T2500 (2.0GHz) processor. The low-end model is priced at US$1,099 and has a 60GB hard drive, Combo drive (DVD-ROM/CD-RW), and Core Duo T2400 (1.83GHz) processor. TheMacBooks come in three models, with the two lower-end models in white and the most expensive and powerful in black. a built-in iSight(TM) video camera for video conferencing on-the-go breakthrough Front Row media experience with Apple Remote and several advanced features including DVI with dual display support, optical digital audio input and output, Gigabit Ethernet, Sudden Motion Sensor, Scrolling TrackPad and MagSafe(TM) Power Adapter. featuring the Intel Core Duo processor and a gorgeous new 13-inch glossy widescreen display, all in a sleek design that is up to five times faster than the iBook® and up to four times faster than the 12-inch PowerBook®. From the Apple press release:Īpple® today unveiled the newly designed MacBook(TM).
Apple has released its consumer-level Intel portables today and it is indeed called the "MacBook." Apple is now only a few steps away from completely converting their product line completely to Intel-powered machines.
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