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Opinion: MCE Technologies OptiBay Hard Drive 
Ubergizmo | Tue, Feb 24
MCE Technologies has finally made available its OptiBay hard drive for owners of the new unibody MacBook and MacBook Pro systems, with prices starting from $190 upwards depending on capacity. After all, there are some people in this world who think that they no longer have any need for opt...
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Benchmarks and Battery Life Comparing the 13-inch aluminum unibody MacBook of 2008 to the 13-inch aluminum unibody MacBook Pro to the 13-inch MacBook now shows that there really isn't a big difference between the three models. The small discrepancies fall inside the margin of error, an...
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