Mysterious sighting of ultra-thin gunmetal MacBooks continue around Apple HQ

“As next month’s Macworld Expo rapidly approaches, sources are reporting additional sightings of an unfamiliar MacBook model floating around Apple’s Cupertino-based campus,” AppleInsider reports.

“Most recently, a source described a ‘dark grey’ or ‘gunmetal’ colored notebook of slender proportions making the rounds in an area where Apple traditionally conducts stress tests,” AppleInsider reports.

“Though noticeably thinner but otherwise similar in size to the company’s 13-inch MacBooks, the notebook appeared to have a metallic sheen to it,” AppleInsider reports.

Full article here.

[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Too Hot!” for the heads up.]

48 Comments

  1. New noteBooks… the back-panel IS the motherboard. The first implementation of monolithic circuits and structure. Soon no spinning hard drive…will not need a drive bay. Apple is way out on the edge of the neo-design curve. Silicon foundry and final product coalesce into one unit of pure function. Other Manufactures are still in the stone age.

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  2. Folks, “Realist” is merely trying to be the new Zune Tang™, of which we certainly don’t need or want.
    Don’t fall for the obvious bait – he’s a cheap imposter, and not in the slightest bit funny.
    At least ZTG had his moments…

  3. @ Realist

    “It was painfully obvious that Shepherd jobs ripped of most of Vista.”
    Tiger’s Widget, Vista Gadgets?

    “Look who has the BSD, now.”
    Micro$oft Windoze XP. Been using Leopard for awhile, no complaint whatsoever.

  4. I like the way these things are always “sightings,” like Bigfoot or a flying saucer. One has to laugh and admit that those who cry “Mac cultist!” may have something there… every other company dreams of such consumer enthusiasm.

  5. Boring. When I saw the prototype of the Cube years ago the cover was made of a very rough black metal. We saw only the interiors as they were, but we did not have any idea how the final product would look like. I think this is the case here too. There are always prototypes that Apple uses to teach people how to maintain and use them. Move on.

  6. //Start Feeding Troll
    @Realist, must be nice to be the only guy with a computer in the slums, you keep calling Mac users rich, so I guess you are on welfare then, I feel for you having to be stuck in the food line using a Windows machine.

    As for “Typical Apple; fob off the old stock on people over Christmas, holding back the new products until after most people have bought, forcing them to plunk down another huge wad of cash for an upgrade sooner than they otherwise would have.” anyone who is in the know and would run out and buy a new Mac, would also have the good sense to wait. All those buying for Christmas are not likely to through out there investment just cause Jobs gives us some new shiny goodness.

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  7. “currently the fastest Vista laptop right now, and a refresh will tick off folks who just got one for xmas.”

    The Macbook never was the fasted Vista notebook, only the fastest PC world tested and it’s sure not the fastest now. Welcome to the WinTel world where performance leaps forward every 2-3 months not very 1-2 years.

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