Apple launched its brand new 12-inch MacBook - without an Air suffix - earlier in March. The unveiling of the new MacBook had many looking forward to this slimmest MacBook ever. Today we are looking at probably the first ever MacBook unboxing video giving us some much-awaited sights of this beautiful machine.
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12-inch MacBook unboxing video:
The new MacBook wouldn't go on sale before April 10, however, Vietnamese are quite quick about it as a Vietnamese site Tinhte.vn has managed to get the device in silver. Folks at Tinhte have released an early MacBook unboxing video showing the lightest and the most compact MacBook.
You can spot the single Lightning or USB-C port and the edge to edge keyboard along with all the accessories and manual coming along with the machine. The video is in Vietnamese so you won't understand anything, however, it's all about watching the video, sweetheart.
New MacBook unboxing images:
The new MacBook won't go up for sale until April 10 and the pre-orders too haven't started yet. You can see the specs of this new MacBook here:
- 12-inch Retina display with 2304 x 1440 resolution -first ultra-thin MacBook to sport Retina
- 2lb weight, 13.1mm thin
- 1.1GHz Intel Core M processor
- 8GB of RAM
- Force Touch trackpad
- Silent machine with no fan installed whatsoever
- Up to 9 hrs battery life
- Price starts from $1299
The new 12-inch MacBook unboxing video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rkdtTmXPV0
- Source: YouTube
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