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White MacBook gets unibody design 
Macworld | by Jason Snell | Tue, Oct 20
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The new MacBook, while still clad in white polycarbonate, now features the same unibody construction and bright LED-backlit screens as Apple's other laptops. The $999 portable is powered by a 2.26GHz processor.
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Jonathan Seff from Macworld says
(in First look: Unibody MacBook)
Apple has redesigned its entry-level laptop. Here's a first look at the latest iteration of the $999 white MacBook.
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nate.lanxon@cnet.co.uk (Nate Lanxon) from Crave says
(in Apple unveils new white MacBook with multi-touch)
Apple has released a brand-new version of its entry-level white MacBook, which now features a glass multi-touch trackpad, as found on the more expensive aluminium MacBook Pro
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Apple Insider says
(in Apple intros MacBook overhaul with LED display, 7-hour battery)
Apple Tuesday released a newly redesigned MacBook with a polycarbonate unibody design, LED-backlit display, multi-touch trackpad, and built-in battery with 7 hours of run time.
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