Posted on Wednesday, April 12 2006 @ 17:27 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
The Register Hardware
claims Apple may launch the MacBook - the new Intel-based iBooks - in different colours.
It's highly likely that the MacBook will debut in shiny white, but sources cited by AppleInsider suggest the machines may come in other hues too.
Apple's flirtation with colour began in May 1998 when it launched the original iMac. At the time it was only available in blue and white, but the following January, Apple launched a range of colours, and subsequent versions of the all-in-one, CRT-equipped computer sported new shades, until Apple introduced the all-white LCD model in January 2002.
