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Apple MacBook 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo Laptop

  • 60 GB Hard Drive
  • 512 MB RAM
  • 13.43 in Screen
  • Battery Life: 5.3 Hrs
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars (7 reviews)
Prices starting at $487.47 Compare Prices
 
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    User review from

    Shopzilla

    • Product Rating: 5 star(s) Laptop Review 1
      by Online Shopper, Nov. 5, 2006
    • Pros: Everything About it is wonderful
    • Cons: I Haven't found any yet
    • Has Owned Product: 6 weeks
    • Comments:
      This is one of the best laptop computers ever made! Internet is quick, setup is fast, design is simple, yet effective, everything about it is awesome. I love the appliances, as I like to call them, that come with this beauty. I recommend this laptop comp...
     

    Professional review from

    zdnet.com

    • Product Rating: 3.6 star(s) Apple MacBook (13-inch, 2.0GHz Intel Core Duo)
      by Michelle Thatcher
    • Comments:
      In our original review, we mistakenly stated the price of an extended warranty for the MacBook. The cost is $249. We regret the error. (6/1/06)Billed as a replacement to both the iBook and the 12-inch PowerBook, the 13.3-inch MacBook offers a great compro...
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    Professional review from

    computerbuyer.co.uk

    • Product Rating: 3 star(s) Apple MacBook 13in
      by Alan Stonebridge
    • Comments:
      Since the case is made in one piece, there's no seam around its edge, but Apple has still provided access to the hard disk, battery and memory via removable panels on the base, rather than keeping everything sealed, as in the super-slim Air. This is impor...
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    Professional review from

    goodgearguide.com.au

    • Product Rating: 4 star(s) Apple MacBook (Intel Core Duo 1.83GHz)
      by Harry McCracken (PC World (US online))
    • Pros: Great design and looks, Good display, Magnetic charger connection, Solid features list
    • Cons: Integrated graphics, no ExpressCard, PC Card, or memory-card slots, nor a dial-up modem
    • Read full review at goodgearguide.com.au
     

    Professional review from

    alaTest.com

    • Product Rating: 4.1 star(s) Review summary of Apple MacBook Core Duo (2006)
      by alaTest
    • Comments:
      alaTest has collected and analysed 792 reviews of Apple MacBook Core Duo (2006) from international magazines and websites. ...
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    Professional review from

    zdnet.co.uk

    • Apple MacBook (13in., 2GHz Core Duo): a first look
      by Online Shopper
    • Comments:
      We've been playing with the MacBook for a week or so and have come to a preliminary verdict: Apple may have finally nailed it. The company has corrected a handful of the iBook's shortcomings, hit a totally reasonable price point -- at least for the £749 (...
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    Professional review from

    cnet.com

    • Product Rating: 3.6 star(s) Apple MacBook (13-inch, 2.0GHz Intel Core Duo) Reviews
      by Justin Jaffe Michelle Thatcher
    • Pros: Thin and light; robust software package, including Mac OS X Tiger; magnetic lid latch and scrollable touch pad; DVD burner; built-in Webcam; remote control; can run Windows XP using Apple's free Boot Camp utility.
    • Cons: Nonnative software runs slowly on Mac OS; lacks media card reader and some other ports; higher-end configurations are much more expensive than similarly configured Windows laptops; only 90 days of toll-free tech support.
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    Professional review from

    zdnetindia.com

    • Product Rating: 3.6 star(s) Apple MacBook (13-inch, 2.0GHz Intel Core Duo)
      by Online Shopper
    • Pros: Thin and light; robust software package, including Mac OS X Tiger; magnetic lid latch and scrollable touch pad; DVD burner; built-in Webcam; remote control; can run Windows XP using Apple's free Boot Camp utility.
    • Cons: Nonnative software runs slowly on Mac OS; lacks media card reader and some other ports; higher-end configurations are much more expensive than similarly configured Windows laptops; only 90 days of toll-free tech support.
     

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