Apple Notebooks to see Major Eco-friendly Redesign

Apr 8 2008, 7:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

AppleInsider has learned that Apple is set for a major redesign of their MacBook and MacBook Pro notebook lines.

The 13-inch Apple MacBook computers are supposed to see the biggest change. The MacBook is supposed to get a new aircraft-grade aluminum and stainless steel case instead of the eco-killing plastic casing.
The MacBook Pro is also supposed to see changes in its design, possibly adopting some elements of the MacBook Air.
Of course this is just a rumor at this point, but Apple Insider did a great job at capturing the life-cycles of the Apple notebooks with a nice flow-chart. More details on AppleInsider.

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