Tomorrow we'll see the first fresh MacBooks in almost a year, and likely the first all-new case designs since way back in the PowerBook and iBook G4 days, with the MacBook expected to finally shed its plastic shell for an aluminum body. People might clamor for an $800 MacBook, but as you can see, Apple has kept the prices constant while piling on specs and features. Here's a timeline of every MacBook update since the lines were introduced, as well as a look at their PowerPC ancestors to show you much (or how little) has changed.
Some notes—these are all stock configurations with prices at the time of release, and specs are only noted when they change. For instance, if the MacBook kept a 60GB hard drive standard for two revisions, you won't see it on the second update on the chart. Click on the image to see the massive full-size chart.
original article from http://gizmodo.com/5062813/a-brief-history-of-macbook-redesigns-and-upgrades
Some notes—these are all stock configurations with prices at the time of release, and specs are only noted when they change. For instance, if the MacBook kept a 60GB hard drive standard for two revisions, you won't see it on the second update on the chart. Click on the image to see the massive full-size chart.
original article from http://gizmodo.com/5062813/a-brief-history-of-macbook-redesigns-and-upgrades
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