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Video: The New MacBooks - In Review 
Veoh | Sun, Mar 22
The new MacBook has a solid unibody aluminum design which makes it thinner, lighter, and far more efficient. Watch the video for more details ...
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13 Months Ago,
rss@youtube.com (M4sT3rPRO) from YouTube says
(in Video: New Aluminium MacBook Unboxing)
Woot edited with iMovie 09´ Featured is the 2.0 Ghz Version of the new aluminum Macbook 2 GB Ram 160 HD Thanks for watching.---- i M4sT3rPRO am not the person talking nor the owner of the computer, i am acctually the one with the camera. recording
15 Months Ago,
rss@youtube.com (BKFennec) from YouTube says
(in Video: Apple Remote Review)
A review of the Apple Remote. I rate it 9 out of 10. Watch video for more details.
Author: BKFennec
Keywords: Aluminum Apple BKFennec Computer Laptop Leopard Mac MacBook Multi Notebook OS Re Review Tech Technology Touch Trackpad
Added: December 11, 2008
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rss@youtube.com (BKFennec) from YouTube says
(in Video: MacBook Review)
A review of Apple's aluminum MacBook. I recently got this and I am so pleased. If you like this video, and want to see more videos by me, subscribe. Feedback is appreciated!
Keywords: Aluminum Apple BKFennec Computer Laptop Leopard Mac MacBook Multi Notebook OS Review Tech Technology Touch...
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