apple.com - 10/14/2008
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MacBook laptop showing Spore and iPhoto screens What a quantum leap looks like. With a first-of-its-kind integrated graphics processor that delivers up to five times the performance in half the size, the new MacBook changes the game — and just about everything else you do on a notebook.
apple.com - 10/14/2008
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About MacBook, MacBook Pro Software Update 1.2 This
update contains software bug fixes for precision aluminum unibody...
enclosure MacBook and MacBook Pro notebook computers introduced in October 2008. The update improves compatibility with external ...
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Support - Downloads - MacBook, MacBook Pro Software ...
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Display 13-inch MacBook showing display. Graphics and video
support NVIDIA GeForce 9400M Video output options Input MacBook...
showing keyboard. 2.0GHz MacBook 2.4GHz MacBook
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MacBook - Technical Specifications
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Apple’s Laptop Line Gets a Graphics Boost
TheAppleBlog —
... Apple has updated their laptop line (sans the “white MacBook”) with NVIDIA’s new GeForce graphics chips: the 9400M for the MacBook and ...
New MacBooks add metal cases, power to burn but no FireWire
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) —
... 8x Superdrive, 2 USB
BTO: Add RAM (up to 4 GB), up to 320 GB HD or 128 GB SSD
High-end model:
Price: $1599
Main Specs: 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo, 3MB L2 cache, 2GB of RAM expandable to 4 GB, 250GB HD
Display & Other: 13.3" screen, 8x Superdrive, 2 USB
BTO: Add RAM (up to 4 GB), up to 320 GB HD or 128 GB SSD
More details on features, graphics, tech specs and environmental compliance are up at Apple's site. ...
Putting the MacBook through the paces with Warhammer Online
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) —
... This was the 9400M running in the new MacBook, with the 2.4 GHz processor and 2GB of RAM. You have to think the MBP would run even better, too. Seems like Apple's done it -- even on the low end machines, gamers should have no problem (assuming they're willing to load up Boot Camp and deal with a permissions error or two) running even the latest PC games. Now if we could only convince game companies to ...
iPhone gaming gets two more thumbs up from industry giants
Infinite Loop —
... . But there are still a lot of challenges in terms of what is possible on the iPhone not just technically, but mechanically, in order to provide a compelling experience. That said, it is refreshing to hear that Apple may finally be warming up to gaming through its new mobile platform (and possibly even in notebooks, if this MacBook page is any indication). Plus, the fact that two major publishers like Sega and EA are talking this kind of smack about two of their clients should be music to the ears of iPhone and iPod touch owners who hope that quality, and not necessarily ...
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