Apple Charges Customers Up to £800 Extra For New Macbooks When Compared To Windows Laptops

<span class="Apple-style-span" style=" ;font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;font-size:12px;"><img alt="Apple Charges Customers Up to £800 Extra For New Macbooks When Compared To Windows Laptops" class="title_image" height="140" src="http://media.itproportal.com/images/140/apple-macbook-15-inch.jpg" style="margin-left: 35px; " width="140" /></span>Apple has just updated its whole range of Macbooks with the aluminium Brick models likely to create the most buzz on the market.<br /><br />However, Steve Jobs has also decided to up the price of its entry level white Apple Macbook from £699 to £719, a sure sign that the company is uber confident during those troubled times<br /><br />We've carried out our own research in the wake of Apple's new releases and found out that prospective buyers will be paying nearly £800 more to get the MacOSX and Apple's trademark stylish treatments (backlit keyboard et al); given the current economic conditions, going Apple might not be beneficial to your bank account.<br /><br />And before Apple fanboys start sending us hatemails and death threats, we've tried to match the Macbooks with whatever laptops were readily available on the market with the nearest specification.<br /><br />So, how much are you paying for Apple's Style

Apple Charges Customers Up to £800 Extra For New Macbooks When Compared To Windows Laptops

Apple has just updated its whole range of Macbooks with the aluminium Brick models likely to create the most buzz on the market. However, St...

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