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Sunday, May 14, 2006

Macbook leaked on the Apple website


macbook


This screenshot shows the Macbook was accidentally leaked onto the home
page of the Apple website. No verification of its validity so it might
be a fake. But who cares. It is way over due for its release anyways.

posted by dan at 11:11 AM

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