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The 5 Best -- and 5 Worst -- Apple Laptops of All Time, Ever! (flag)
www.maclife.com — From multi-colored handles to slide-in docks and illuminated keyboards, portables Macs have been nothing less than an evolution of ingenuity. We’ve sifted through all the blueberries, tangerines and upside-down apples to bring you the best and worst of the lot.
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