It’s not supposed to launch until April 10, but somebody got their hands on a new MacBook in Vietnam and posted a video.
The new MacBook was announced at the big Apple event on March 9 in San Francisco.
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But the thing is flat-out beautiful, and can be seen as a stab into a future where not much happens on the computer and most things happen on the Web it’s connected to.
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