9 to 5 Mac’s Seth Weintraub writes, “We’re not saying these are the new MacBook Pros, we’re just saying we like this design. Intel would never leak an upcoming MacBook Pro in their advertising anyway.”
Via 9 to 5 Mac
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There’s a similar image advertising the BN Nook hanging in my college bookstore—just a standard MacBook Pro that has been blackened in photoshop.
I wouldn’t place too much weight on something like this.
I like the way the windows display outside the hardware.
wouldn’t surprise me if Apple released a black laptop. They haven’t had one for awhile. It would have to be just as striking as their aluminum versions, otherwise I don’t think it ever sees the Apple Store.
I don’t know why people are jumping to the conclusion that these are the new MacBook Pros. There’s nothing identifying it as such, and from the picture, it could be a laptop manufactured by anybody.