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Plastic Mac is Back: A Review of the 2009 White Macbook
Posted by: Shuh (IP Logged)
Date: November 2, 2009 02:42PM



Apparently news of the white plastic Macbook's death has been widely exaggerated:

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Apple MacBook Late 2009
Plastic phoenix rises
By Stephen Dean • Get more from this author
2nd November 2009 13:02 GMT

Review Just a year ago, in October 2008, it looked like the white plastic-cased MacBook was headed for the scrap heap. Apple had just introduced a new and more expensive model sculpted out of aluminium, and although the plastic version was kept on sale to provide a less-expensive option for the budget-conscious education market, it was obvious then that Apple was preparing to put it out to pasture.

Information about the White model was buried in the depths of Apple’s website, and a minor upgrade in January 2009 didn’t even merit the acknowledgement of a formal announcement from Apple HQ.
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Re: Plastic Mac is Back: A Review of the 2009 White Macbook
Posted by: Some Guy (IP Logged)
Date: November 2, 2009 03:39PM

Make me one in black, and I'll buy it. Preferably a nice durable (I hate to say it, Dell-like) finish, and don't charge extra.



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