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Apple MacBook (white 2009 edition) review

The last MacBook left in Apple's lineup has had a worthwhile update. It offers specs and performance on a par with the higher-end MacBook Pros but for significantly less money. It's a sturdy machine and the keyboard is excellent, but the white plastic design is starting to look dated Read more

£870

15 June 2009 by Scott Stein

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4.0 stars out of 5

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Sony Vaio E series (VPCEB3J0E/WI) review

Its stylish design and good all-round performance makes the 15.6-inch Sony Vaio VPCEB3J0E/WI a great laptop for use around the home. Read more

£560

5 November 2010 by Niall Magennis

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Apple MacBook (multi-touch white 2009) review

Apple has given its plastic entry-level MacBook laptop a small spec bump and a 'unibody' makeover, making it lighter and sturdier than before. The battery isn't user-replaceable now, but will last longer, while the trackpad has been upgraded to the same glass multi-touch design as the MacBook Pros' Read more

£790

23 October 2009 by Julian Prokaza

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2.5 stars out of 5

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Averatec 4265 review

Averatec's thin-and-light 4265 won't set the world alight with its performance, but it's perfectly adequate for normal word-processing and housekeeping tasks, it has a DVD burner and it looks cool Read more

25 August 2005 by Brian Bennett

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Apple iBook G4 (12-inch) preview hands-on

Apple has delivered a small but important update to its iBook line of budget notebooks, doubling the amount of standard RAM to 512MB and offering slightly faster processors, making them an even more attractive alternative to Apple's higher-end and considerably more expensive PowerBook line Read more

2 August 2005 by Justin Jaffe