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08-Jun-2009, 07:23 PM #1
Solved: Mac Processors
What Intel Core 2 Duo Processor Series do Macbooks use....

I have always wondered if they use the T series which consumer more power or the P series.

just a note: Apple has just announced the new Macbook Pro Family today
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