15.4" MacBooks to begin shipping in Q2, say sources
Apple is planning to introduce 15.4" MacBooks in the second quarter of 2007, according to industry sources in Taiwan. The new model will fill the gap between the company’s 13.3" MacBooks and the 15.4" and 17" MacBook Pros that form its current notebook line up, and is expected to boost shipments of Apple’s Intel-powered MacBooks, the sources add.
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