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Title: Apple releases new 12 inch Retina MacBook: new processors, Rose Gold, better battery life
Post by: HCK on April 20, 2016, 04:05:18 pm
Apple releases new 12 inch Retina MacBook: new processors, Rose Gold, better battery life

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<p>Apple has today released an update to the 12 inch Retina MacBook line, with new Skylake processors, overall better performance, and a new color: Rose Gold. The new internals have also allowed Apple to grab an extra hour of battery life out of the same sized product. The MacBook refresh keeps the same thin chassis, the same edge-to-edge keyboard and the same single USB-C port design as the original Retina MacBook, released about a year ago. The new Retina MacBook costs the same as before, starting at $1299.</p>
<p>The lineup means Apple now offers the MacBook in the same colors as its iOS devices, Space Grey, Silver, Gold, and Rose Gold. For the 13 inch MacBook Air, Apple has also made 8 GB RAM the standard spec across every configuration. More specs after the jump.</p>
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