Intel ad hints of a black MacBook?

By Matthew Chung on 02/17/2011, filed in Home > Apple

Intel ad hints of a black MacBook? Could Apple’s upcoming MacBook Pro notebooks be available in a black color scheme? While there isn’t any official confirmation of such a move, Intel’s latest advert promoting its 2^nd generation of Intel Core processors depicts a black notebook that looks very similar to Apple’s MacBook. Apple had offered the earlier versions of its MacBook in black, so it’s not like the company hasn’t done that before. Of course, let’s not forget that this is just an ad and there isn’t any proof of such a move, but with Apple expected to refresh its MacBook Pro line soon, you can bet that this ad will set tongues wagging. Let’s not forget that Intel has sparked similar speculations in the past too.

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