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-	[summary]~~The MacBook family was first introduced in May 2006 and replaced~~ the ~~iBook as Apple's consumer laptop~~.[/summary]
+	[summary]Repair guides for the MacBook.[/summary]

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	== Identification ==

-	The MacBook is the most difficult Apple laptop to identify. While the MacBook Air and MacBook Unibody are easy to distinguish, differentiating between the plastic MacBooks is challenging. Unfortunately, Apple printed the same model number on all machines, regardless of their internal configuration. Even if you think you know exactly which MacBook you have, a quick trip through the [link\|/info/ID-your-Mac\|laptop identification system] can't hurt.
+	The easiest way to differentiate the standard MacBook from a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro is to look at the bottom of the display assembly. The standard MacBook will only list "MacBook." The model number and EMC number are printed on the bottom of the case.
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+	MacBook Core Duo Series Model Number: A1181
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+	Unibody Model Numbers: A1278 and A1342
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+	Retina Series Model Number: A1534

	== Model History ==

	The standard MacBook model came in a white plastic enclosure, while the high-end model was also offered with a black enclosure.

-	A completely new design was added to the family in January 2008 with the release of the three pound MacBook Air. The MacBook Air, touted as the world's thinnest notebook, featured an aluminum enclosure. To create an incredibly thin and light machine, Apple made a number of compromises, including omitting the optical drive, using a 1.8" hard drive (normal is 2.5"), and integrating the RAM into the logic board, preventing future RAM upgrades.
+	A completely new design was added to the family in January 2008 with the release of the three-pound MacBook Air. The MacBook Air, touted as the world's thinnest notebook, featured an aluminum enclosure. To create an incredibly thin and light machine, Apple made a number of compromises, including omitting the optical drive, using a 1.8" hard drive (normal is 2.5"), and integrating the RAM into the logic board, preventing future RAM upgrades.

-	After more than two years and numerous incremental upgrades, Apple announced a completely new MacBook model in October 2008, the MacBook Unibody. The MacBook Unibody is a hybrid of the original MacBook and the MacBook Air, packing all the features of the MacBook into a more stylish and lighter weight aluminum enclosure.
+	After more than two years and numerous incremental upgrades, Apple announced a completely new MacBook model in October 2008, the MacBook Unibody. The MacBook Unibody is a hybrid of the original MacBook and the MacBook Air, packing all the features of the MacBook into a more stylish and lighter-weight aluminum enclosure.

-	The MacBook line was discontinued in Mid 2010, when the MacBook Air took up the role of Apple's consumer laptop line.
+	The MacBook line was discontinued in Mid 2010, when the MacBook Air took up the role of Apple's consumer laptop line and was re-released in 2015 with a single USB-C port. As of July 9, 2019, the MacBook series has been discontinued again.

	== Additional Information ==

	* [[Troubleshoot\|iFixit: List of Troubleshooting Guides]]
	* [[DIY Laptop Upgrades\|iFixit: DIY Laptop Upgrades]]
-	* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacBook\|Wikipedia: MacBook]
-	* [http://mactracker.dreamhosters.com/\|Mactracker: Application with Apple Product Specs]
-	* [http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook/index-macbook.html\|EveryMac: MacBook Product Specs]
-	* [http://www.apple.com/mac/\|Apple: MacBook]
+	* [link\|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacBook\|Wikipedia: MacBook]
+	* [link\|http://mactracker.dreamhosters.com/\|Mactracker: Application with Apple Product Specs]
+	* [link\|http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook/index-macbook.html\|EveryMac: MacBook Product Specs]
+	* [link\|http://www.apple.com/mac/\|Apple: MacBook]

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== Identification ==

The easiest way to differentiate the standard MacBook from a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro is to look at the bottom of the display assembly. The standard MacBook will only list "MacBook." The model number and EMC number are printed on the bottom of the case.

MacBook Core Duo Series Model Number: A1181

Unibody Model Numbers: A1278 and A1342

Retina Series Model Number: A1534

== Model History ==

The standard MacBook model came in a white plastic enclosure, while the high-end model was also offered with a black enclosure.

A completely new design was added to the family in January 2008 with the release of the three-pound MacBook Air. The MacBook Air, touted as the world's thinnest notebook, featured an aluminum enclosure. To create an incredibly thin and light machine, Apple made a number of compromises, including omitting the optical drive, using a 1.8" hard drive (normal is 2.5"), and integrating the RAM into the logic board, preventing future RAM upgrades.

After more than two years and numerous incremental upgrades, Apple announced a completely new MacBook model in October 2008, the MacBook Unibody. The MacBook Unibody is a hybrid of the original MacBook and the MacBook Air, packing all the features of the MacBook into a more stylish and lighter-weight aluminum enclosure.

The MacBook line was discontinued in Mid 2010, when the MacBook Air took up the role of Apple's consumer laptop line and was re-released in 2015 with a single USB-C port. As of July 9, 2019, the MacBook series has been discontinued again.

== Additional Information ==

* [[Troubleshoot|iFixit: List of Troubleshooting Guides]]
* [[DIY Laptop Upgrades|iFixit: DIY Laptop Upgrades]]
* [link|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacBook|Wikipedia: MacBook]
* [link|http://mactracker.dreamhosters.com/|Mactracker: Application with Apple Product Specs]
* [link|http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook/index-macbook.html|EveryMac: MacBook Product Specs]
* [link|http://www.apple.com/mac/|Apple: MacBook]

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== Identificación ==

La manera más sencilla de diferenciar el MacBook normal de un MacBook Air o un MacBook Pro es mirar en la parte inferior del montaje de la pantalla. El modelo normal de MacBook solo tiene escrito "MacBook" en dicha pieza. El número de modelo y el número EMC están grabados en la parte inferior de la carcasa.

Número de modelo de la serie MacBook Core Duo: A1181

Números de modelo de Unibody: A1278 y A1342

Número de modelo de la serie Retina: A1534

== Historial de modelo ==

El modelo estándar del MacBook fue lanzado con una caja blanca de plástico mientras el modelo de calidad superior también ofreció una caja negra.

Un diseño completamente nuevo fue añadido a la familia en Enero del 2008 con el lanzamiento del MacBook Air de tres libras. El MacBook Air, promocionado como el netbook más delgado del mundo, incluye una caja de aluminio. Para crear una maquina tan delgada y liviana, Apple hizo unos cuantos compromisos, incluyendo la omisión de la unidad óptica, usando un disco duro de 1.8" (normal es 2.5"), e integrando el RAM en la placa lógica, previniendo actualizaciones de RAM en el futuro.

Después de mas de dos años y numerosas actualizaciones incrementales, Apple anunció un modelo completamente nuevo de MacBook en Octubre  del 2008, el MacBook Unibody. El MacBook Unibody es un hibrido del MacBook original y el MacBook Air, con todas las características del MacBook en una caja de aluminio con más estilo y menos peso.

La línea de MacBook fue descontinuada a mediados del 2010, cuando el MacBook Air fue convertida de en la línea mayor de laptops para consumidores de Apple.

== Información adicional ==

* [[Troubleshoot|iFixit: Lista de Guias de Solucion de Problemas]]
* [[DIY Laptop Upgrades|iFixit: Actualizaciones DIY de Laptop]]
* [http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacBook|Wikipedia: Pagina de MacBook]
* [http://mactracker.dreamhosters.com/|Mactracker: Aplicacion con Especificaciones de Productos Apple]
* [http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook/index-macbook.html|EveryMac: Especificaciones de Productos MacBook]
* [http://www.apple.com/mac/|Apple: MacBook]