Apple MacBook is now available for $728 for students and educators

Apple reduced the price of its unibody polycarbonate MacBook from $999 to $728 for students and educators. This is not a permanent price drop. It is good for students and teachers and others who are looking for a good machine at a reasonable price. Polycarbonate shells were used in the original version of MacBook back in 2006. Later it was discontinued and we got the aluminum unibody MacBook Pros in the middle of 2009. However, news reports on Apple refurbishing its MacBook came out in August and on October, 20, 2009, the unibody MacBook with polycarbonate shell came out.

Measuring 13 inches x 9.12 inches x 1.08 inches and weighing 4.7 pounds, the Macbook comes with 2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, two 1GB SO-DIMMs DDR3 SDRAM with 1066MHz clockspeed, 250GB serial ATA hard disk drive with 5400-rpm, 8x Super Drive (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW), NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics processor,and built-in 60-watt-hour lithium-polymer battery that would run for 7 hours. For more information, visit, Apple’s education store: http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/findyourschool?mco=OTY2ODQzMg

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