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lowendmac.com - 6/11/2009
The June 2009 13" MacBook Pro Value Equation, Dan Knight, Mac Musings
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The new 13" MacBook Pro has a lot to offer over the discontinued Unibody MacBook, but where's the best value?
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The June 2009 MacBook Air Value Equation, Dan Knight, Mac Musings
— lowendmac.com — The updated MacBook Air is faster and less expensive, but close-outs and refurbs are priced competitively.... (more) The June 2009 MacBook Air Value Equation, Dan Knight, ...

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lowendmac.com - 6/15/2009
4 Years Later: Looking Back at Apple's Switch to Intel, Dan Knight, Mac Musings
— lowendmac.com — "Apple survived with its unique hardware platform for over 20 years, but it since transitioning to Intel... it has reached a broader market than ever before." (more) 4 Years Later: Looking Back at Apple's Switch to Intel, ...

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17" MacBook Pro (June 2009)
— lowendmac.com — The biggest MacBook Pro gets a faster CPU and a 3.06 GHz build-to-order option.... (more) 17" MacBook Pro (June 2009)

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