Check out some great deals on Apple Certified Refurbished Macs. Some examples include:
iMac 20-inch 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo for $999
MacBook Air 1.6GHz Intel Core 2 Duo for $1499
MacBook 2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo - White for $849
Mac mini 1.83GHz Intel Core 2 Duo for $499
Mac Pro Quad 2.66GHz Intel Xeon for $1999

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The updated AirPort Express is shipping now for $99.

AirPort Express 802.11n wireless with AirTunes NOW: $99

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Apple is still selling the current generation of refurbished iMacs starting at $999. My employer decided he couldn’t pass this deal up and just bought four of these.

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Now is a great time to get a deal on a refurbished Mac. For a limited time, the current generation of refurbished iMacs are starting at $999.

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Now is a great time to get a deal on a refurbished Mac. For a limited time, the current generation of refurbished iMacs are starting at $999.

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The important bits are faster processors (up to 2.6GHz), a multi-touch trackpad on the MacBook Pros, LED-backlighting option for the 17-inch models, and a NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT graphics with up to 512MB of video memory. The MacBooks received upgrades to the latest Core 2 Duo processors with speeds ranging from 2.1GHz to 2.4GHz, and 2GB of RAM standard in the 2.4GHz models.

The new MacBook Pro features the latest Intel Core 2 Duo technology with up to a 2.6 GHz processor with 6MB of shared L2 cache; up to 4GB of 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM memory and up to a 300GB hard drive, plus NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT graphics with up to 512MB of video memory. Every MacBook Pro now includes a trackpad with Multi-Touch gesture support for pinch, rotate and swipe, making it more intuitive than ever to zoom and rotate photos in iPhoto® or Aperture™ 2 or browse web pages in Safari™; an illuminated keyboard that makes it ideal for dimly lit environments such as airplanes, studios or conference halls and a built-in ambient light sensor, which automatically adjusts the brightness of the keys as well as the brightness of the display for optimal visibility.

Featuring a gorgeous 13-inch glossy widescreen display, and with prices still starting at just $1,099, the new MacBook lineup comes in three models and includes faster processors and larger hard drives across the line; sleek white 2.1 GHz and 2.4 GHz models with 120GB or 160GB 5400 rpm hard drives and a stunning black 2.4 GHz model with a massive 250GB 5400 rpm hard drive, previously only available as an option. The 2.4 GHz MacBook models ship with 2GB of memory standard, expandable up to 4GB across the line. (#)

Did you know you can save up to $550 on a Mac by shopping the refurbished section of the Apple Store?

All Apple-certified refurbished products:

• Undergo a stringent refurbishment process prior to being offered for sale
• Perform and look like new Apple products
• Come in new packaging and include all manuals and accessories, nothing is missing
• Are covered by Apple’s standard one-year limited warranty — the exact same as a new product
• Are eligible for AppleCare extended coverage for up to 2 years of world-class support on iPhone, iPod and Apple TV (up to 3 years on Mac)

Below are some of the items available right now:

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The new macbookairblog.com site is saying that they managed to snag a screenshot of the new “MacBook Air”. Bull!

We had overheard the MacBook Air Spec “whispers” at macrumors and we wanted more detailed specs - so straight to the source we went and on a lark we typed in MacBook Air.

BINGO. THE JACKPOT. FULL TILT.

Having “been there done that” we quickly took a screenshot. SNAP. And good thinking too. All gone 23 minutes later.

First of all, Apple’s store never once mentions “customize your MacBook”, or “customize your iMac”, etc. That is the first clue that macbookairblog.com is full of crap.

Second, the font used in the “Customize your MacBook Air” is way too thin, compared to the font Apple uses on all their pages. Before you tell me that it is simply rendered differently in a different browser, Apple uses a graphic, not text. The “Customize your Mac” text will look the same in any browser.

See the picture below. Top is fake from macbookairblog.com. Bottom is a real screenshot from Apple’s own MacBook page.

Click here to see the screenshot that macbookairblog.com posted.

Valleywag is also refuting the specs listed on the screenshot.

Update: Now they have posted a screenshot of a ThinkSecret article about the “MacBook Air”. ThinkSecret won’t be posting about unreleased Apple products anymore due to the lawsuit by Apple.

MacBooks start at $899 at the Apple Store. Check out this great deal while it lasts.

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