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Pomogę:
"The iMac to Go." (1999) used to market the introduction of the iBooks.
"The plot thins" (1999) used to market "thinner" PowerBook G3 models code-named "Lombard", introduced May 1999.
"Less is more" (2003) used to market the introduction of the PowerBook G4s.
"Sends other UNIX boxes to /dev/null" (2003) used to advertise Mac OS X-equipped PowerBooks.
"Higher Resolution. Better Mileage" (2005) used to describe the higher resolution and better battery life on the new PowerBooks (October 2005).
"Meet the family. Now complete." (2006) used to market the new MacBook family.
"Everything2" (2006) used to advertise the MacBook with Intel Core 2 Duo.
"Same lovable MacBook. New lovable speed." (2007) used to advertise the MacBook with faster Intel Core 2 Duo processors than the previous model.
"Vroom with a View" (2007) used to advertise the MacBook Pro with new 1920x1200 displays.
"State-of-the-art meets state-of-the-art. MacBook Pro now shipping with Leopard" used to advertise the MacBook Pro with Mac OS X Leopard.
"Same lovable MacBook. New amazing OS. MacBook now shipping with Leopard" (2007) used to advertise the MacBook with Mac OS X Leopard.
"There's something in the air" (2008) To promote the release of the MacBook Air.
"MacBook Air. The world's thinnest notebook." (2008) used to promote the MacBook Air.
"Thinnovation" (2008) used to market the original MacBook Air, as well as the late 2008 revision.
"Book smart" (2008) used to market the new MacBook released in February 2008.
"Nimble, meet quick." (2008) used to market the new MacBook Pro released in February 2008.
"Rapid transit" (2008) used to market the new MacBook and MacBook Pro.
"Meet the next generation of notebooks." (2008) used to market the new Aluminum MacBook and Macbook Pro.
"Redesigned. Reengineered, Re-everythinged." (2008) used to market the new aluminum MacBook.
"The new MacBook Air. Better graphics. More storage. Yet still the worldâs thinnest notebook." (2009) Used to promote the new MacBook Air with NVIDIA GeForce 9400M integrated graphics.
"Thin as always. Faster than ever." (2009) used on apple.com to promote the new Macbook Air introduced during the WWDC 2009.
"An even quicker study." (2009) used on apple.com to promote the new white polycarbonate MacBook with better specifications and a bigger hard drive.
"The new MacBook Pro family." (2009) used on apple.com to promote the new 13- 15- and 17-inch MacBook Pros.
"The notebook you love. In a whole new edition" (2009) used on apple.com to promote the new Unibody polycarbonate MacBook in late 2009.
"The fastest, most powerful MacBook Pro ever. Times three." (2010) used on apple.com to promote the new 13- 15- and 17-inch MacBook Pros.
"The notebook for everyone. Now with more speed, power, and battery life." (2010) used to promote the updated MacBook in 2010.
"The notebook for everyone. Just $999." (2010) used to promote the updated MacBook in 2010.
"The next generation of MacBooks." (2010) used to promote the new 11 inch and 13 inch MacBook Air.
"State-of-the-art processors. All-new graphics. Breakthrough high-speed I/O. Three very big leaps forward." (2011) used to promote the new MacBook Pro.
"The new, faster MacBook Air. Everyone should have a notebook this advanced. And now everyone can." (2011) used to promote mid-2011 MacBook Air.
"It's a whole new vision for the notebook." (2012) used to promote the new MacBook Pro with Retina display.
"Now it's even faster than it looks." (2012) used to promote the mid-2012 MacBook Air.
Power Mac and Mac Pro
"Two Brains are better than one" (2000) used to market the introduction of the dual processor PowerMac G4s
"Rips through digital video faster than Pentiums can say "uncle"." PowerMac Dual G4 1.42Ghz
"The world's fastest computer" (2003) used to market the introduction of the PowerMac G5s, somewhat controversial as many in the PC world disputed the benchmarks.
"Engineered for the Creative Class" (2004) used to market the PowerMac G5.
"The 64-bit professional dream machine" (2005) used to market the PowerMac G5.
"Power Mac G5. The power of four." (2006) used to market the PowerMac G5.
"Room to grow. Introducing Mac Pro" (2006) used to promote the new Mac Pro.
"Life Made Easier" (2006) used to promote the new Mac Pro.
"64-bit Quad Xeon. Introducing Mac Pro"(2008) used to promote the new Mac Pro.
"The new Mac Pro. Tower of 8-core power." (2008) used to promote the new 8-core Mac Pro.
"Start your engines. All eight of them"(2008) used to market the 8-core Mac Pro.
"Expand at will." (2008) used to market the 8-core Mac Pro.
"Beauty outside. Beast inside." (2009) used to market the new Mac Pro with Intel Xeon âNehalemâ processor.
"Mac. To the power of 12." (2010) used to market the 12-core Mac Pro.
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